Do products without combinations keep their Add to cart button?

Yes, when the rule uses the condition "products with combinations". Only products with at least one combination get the new button. Without a condition, every product targeted by the rule is affected.

Does the button appear outside category pages?

Yes. It applies wherever the theme displays product miniatures: search, home page, carousels, related products. The main product of the product page, its quick view and the cart are not changed.

My theme shows a cart button in listings, does the module hide it?

Yes. The module hides the button, the add to cart form around it and the quantity selector, then places the new button in the same spot. The classes used by common themes are covered. For a theme with other classes, add them to the CSS selectors in the configuration.

Does the "From" price include discounts and taxes?

Yes. PrestaShop computes the price of each combination with taxes, the customer group and specific prices, as on the product page. The module shows the lowest one and hides the old price and the discount badge of the default combination, which would no longer match.

Does the module edit theme files?

No. No override, no template change. The module hooks into native hooks and loads one small CSS file and one JavaScript file on shop pages.

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Replace the Add to Cart Button in PrestaShop 8 & 9 Listings: “See Options” Button Linking to the Product Page

Customers pick their weight or size on the product page, not by chance from the category.

On a product with combinations, the Add to cart button of a listing adds the default combination. The customer who wanted 1 kg gets 250 g, the one who wanted an L gets an M, and customer service handles the return. This module replaces that button with a link to the product page, with the text you write in each language, for example "See all available weights". You decide where it applies: a category and its subcategories, specific products, or every product that has combinations.

At a glance

Replaces Add to cart with a button to the product page in every listing
Rules by category (with subcategories), by product or on the whole catalog, with exclusions
Condition "products with combinations" or "attribute group" (Weight, Size and so on)
Button text in each language, theme style or custom colors, icon
Lowest combination price shown with "From"

PrestaShop 8 & 9 Listings No override 8 languages

30-day refund
12 months updates
24h support

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Replace the Add to Cart Button in PrestaShop 8 & 9 Listings: "See Options" Button Linking to the Product Page

v1.0.0 · updated 2026-10-18

What it does

The short version.

The right button on the right products

Each rule targets one or more categories, with or without their subcategories, specific products or the whole catalog. A condition limits the rule to products that have combinations, or to those using an attribute group such as Weight. Simple products in the same category keep their Add to cart button. Products can be excluded, and a priority settles overlapping rules.

A price that matches what the customer can buy

A listing usually shows the price of the default combination. The module can replace it with the lowest combination price, hiding the old price and the discount that no longer apply. The "From" prefix is only added when the price shown really is the lowest. Out of stock combinations can be ignored when the product refuses out of stock orders.

Wherever your products appear

The replacement applies on category pages, search, the home page, carousels and related products on the product page. After a faceted filter or an AJAX load, new miniatures are handled without reloading. The main product of the product page and the cart are never changed.

Works with your theme without editing it

The module finds targeted products through the price hooks that themes call in miniatures, and falls back to an AJAX request for themes that do not call them. It hides the cart button, the form around it and the quantity selector, then places the new button in the same spot. CSS selectors can be adjusted for a heavily customized theme.

The long version

Everything you'd want to know before you install.

A detailed look at how Replace the Add to Cart Button in PrestaShop 8 & 9 Listings: "See Options" Button Linking to the Product Page works, why we built it the way we did, and the thinking behind the features above.

§ 01

Why Add to cart causes trouble on products with combinations

A cheese sold in 250 g, 500 g and 1 kg is one product with three combinations. In the category, many themes show an Add to cart button that adds the default combination, often the smallest one. The customer believes the order is right and finds the mistake on delivery. PrestaShop's native setting for products with combinations depends on the theme and lets you neither choose the text nor target a category.

§ 02

Set up with rules, not product by product

You create a rule "Cheese and cured meats", tick the category, keep the subcategories and choose the condition "products with combinations". Every matching product, current and future, shows the button "See all available weights". A second rule can target the Size attribute group across the catalog with a different text. When two rules target the same product, the rule with the lowest priority number wins.

§ 03

An honest "From" price

The price shown in a listing is the one of the default combination. If it is not the cheapest, the customer sees a higher price than needed. With the lowest price option, the module computes the price of each combination with the shop rules (taxes, customer group, specific prices) and shows the lowest. The "From" prefix only appears when combination prices differ and the price shown is the lowest.

§ 04

Installation and compatibility

The module changes neither the core nor the theme. It relies on the product price hooks found in the miniatures of the Classic theme, Hummingbird and most commercial themes. For a theme that does not call them, automatic detection goes through an AJAX request. The CSS selectors for the container, the cart button, the price and the insertion point can be set in the configuration if your theme uses other classes.

Everything included

The long list.

The right button on the right products — Each rule targets one or more categories, with or without their subcategories, specific products or the whole catalog. A condition limits the rule to products that have combinations, or to those using an attribute group such as Weight. Simple products in the same category keep their Add to cart button. Products can be excluded, and a priority settles overlapping rules.

A price that matches what the customer can buy — A listing usually shows the price of the default combination. The module can replace it with the lowest combination price, hiding the old price and the discount that no longer apply. The "From" prefix is only added when the price shown really is the lowest. Out of stock combinations can be ignored when the product refuses out of stock orders.

Wherever your products appear — The replacement applies on category pages, search, the home page, carousels and related products on the product page. After a faceted filter or an AJAX load, new miniatures are handled without reloading. The main product of the product page and the cart are never changed.

Works with your theme without editing it — The module finds targeted products through the price hooks that themes call in miniatures, and falls back to an AJAX request for themes that do not call them. It hides the cart button, the form around it and the quantity selector, then places the new button in the same spot. CSS selectors can be adjusted for a heavily customized theme.

Unlimited rules, managed in Catalog > Listing buttons

Targeting: all products, categories or specific products

Subcategories included or not, default category only or any category of the product

Condition: none, products with combinations, products using an attribute group

Excluded products, searched by name, reference or ID

Priority between rules

Button text in every shop language

Style: theme primary button, theme outline button or custom colors

Icon: arrow, options, scale, eye or none

Full width and extra CSS classes

Quantity selector hidden on targeted products

Lowest combination price instead of the default price, old price and discount hidden

Translatable "From" prefix, added only when the price shown is the lowest

Out of stock combinations ignored for the lowest price (option)

Quick view button hidden on targeted products (option)

Native add to cart link emptied on the server side (option)

Works after faceted filters and AJAX loads

Detection through price hooks, AJAX request for themes without them

Adjustable CSS selectors, with reset to defaults

Multistore: rules linked to one or more shops

Module translated into English, French, Spanish, German, Italian, Dutch, Polish and Portuguese

No override, no Composer dependency

€49.00

One-time · 12 months updates

Read the docs

Unlimited dev & staging installs
Source code included
30-day refund
24h support · EN / FR

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