Developers can customise the behaviour of the minicart through filter hooks. There are some useful filter hooks supported by this plugin, and by WooCommerce itself.

Here’s some example code that uses these filter hooks:

• hide the Lurking Minicart unless required

• woocommerce_cart_minicart_icon

  • string $icon the HTML for the icon
  • return: string

  Change the icon for the minicart. You can return an image tag or SVG here if you prefer.

• woocommerce_lurking_minicart_classes

  • array $classes
  • return: array

  Add some custom classes to the wrapper for the minicart.

• woocommerce_lurking_minicart_css_fixes

  • array $classes
  • return: array

  Add or remove direct CSS fixes applied via an inline style tag in the page header.

• woocommerce_lurking_minicart_is_required

  • bool $required
  • string $context can be ‘edge’, ‘widget’, ‘menu’, ‘manual’
  • string $position can be ‘left’, ‘right’, ‘widget’, ‘menu’
  • return: bool

  Change whether the minicart is displayed on any given page. You can use this to hide the cart on specific pages, e.g. by testing for page IDs: is_page([12,13,14])

• woocommerce_lurking_minicart_position

  • string $position can be ‘left’, ‘right’, ‘widget’, ‘menu’
  • return: string

  Change where the minicart will sit on any given page.