Demfilz Wishlist for WooCommerce

Demfilz Wishlist adds a heart button everywhere your customers browse, so they can save products for later with one click:

• Product tables – if you use the Demfilz Product Table plugin, a wishlist heart column is added to every table automatically, and the quick-view popup gets a wishlist button too. No configuration needed.
• Single product pages – a wishlist button next to add to cart (and still shown when a product is out of stock, where saving for later matters most).
• Shop and archive pages – a heart on every product card.
• A ready-made wishlist page – created automatically at activation, with an “Added to wishlist – View wishlist” toast pointing shoppers to it. The [dwlw_wishlist] shortcode works on any page, showing image, price, one-click add-to-cart and remove controls.
• My Account tab – logged-in customers get a Wishlist tab in My Account automatically.
• Live count badge – show the number of saved items anywhere with [dwlw_count] (links to the wishlist page; or give any element the class dwlw-count).

Built for real stores

• Works for guests. The wishlist lives in the visitor’s browser, so nobody is forced to register.
• Follows logged-in customers. For logged-in users the list is also mirrored to their account, so it syncs across devices.
• Cache friendly. Everything a guest does works on fully page-cached sites (W3 Total Cache, WP Rocket, LiteSpeed, Cloudflare and friends) – no nonce breakage, no stale pages.
• Everything stays in sync. Toggle a heart anywhere and every other heart for that product updates instantly – table rows, popup, product page, count badges, even across browser tabs.
• Accessible. Real buttons with pressed state and labels announced to assistive tech.
• Light. One small JavaScript file and one small stylesheet, vanilla JS, no jQuery.

Using it with Demfilz Product Table

Nothing to set up: with both plugins active, every [product_table] gets a “Wishlist” heart column and the quick-view popup gets a wishlist button. If you would rather place the column yourself, switch off the automatic column in WooCommerce > Wishlist and add the column key Wishlist:wishlist-heart to your table’s columns setting.