How to customize the size chart table pop-up in WooCommerce

Let's you add branded size guides to product pages and control how they appear. Use a pop-up for fast access on mobile, choose a table style that fits your content, and set the pop-up position so it doesn’t block key product details.

size chart popup with tab right side checkout

How to customize a pop-up

Customizable Size Chart Pop-up — Decide:

  • Chart Position: Pop-up
  • Chart Style: Standard (single table/content) or Tabbed Chart (multiple tabs like “Size Table”, “How to Measure”, “Fit Tips”)
  • Pop-up Position: Right, Left, or Center

Benefits of a custom pop-up

  • Keeps PDPs clean while giving quick access to measurements
  • Improves mobile UX (tap → pop-up)
  • Let's you organize complex info in tabs
  • Avoids covering images/price by choosing the best pop-up position

How to configure — step guide

Access the plugin

Goto: Dashboard → Dotstore → Product size chart → Size chart

Create or edit a chart

  1. Go to Dotstore → Product size chart → Size chart and click Add new (or Edit an existing chart).

    Add a Chart Title and build your Chart Table (use the one-click generator or add rows/columns).

    Open Size Chart Settings and set:

    • Chart Position: Pop-up
    • Chart Style: choose Standard or Tabbed Chart
    • Pop-up Position: Right, Left, or Center
  2. If Tabbed Chart, create tabs (e.g., Size Table, How to Measure, Fit Tips).
  3. Set Button text (e.g., SIZE GUIDE) and (optional) tooltip/notes.
  4. In the right-side Product selection widget, pick the products that should use this chart.
  5. Click Publish (or Update).

    custom size chart table popup admin

Verify on the storefront

8) Open an assigned product → click SIZE GUIDE → confirm the pop-up opens with the chosen style and appears on the selected position (Right/Left/Center) on desktop and mobile.

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Real examples

Example 1 — US Men’s T-Shirt (inches)

  • Chart Style: Standard
  • Pop-up Position: Right (keeps gallery visible)
  • Columns: Size, Chest (in), Length (in)
  • Assigned to: Sparta Gym Tee, Classic Crew Tee

Example 2 — US Women’s Sneakers (US/EU + in/cm)

  • Chart Style: Tabbed Chart with tabs: US (in), EU (cm), How to Measure
  • Pop-up Position: Center (balanced focus)
  • Assigned to: Aero Run Sneaker, StreetFlex Knit

Expected outcome

  • Shoppers open a clean pop-up size guide that’s styled (Standard or Tabbed) and positioned where it’s easiest to read.
  • Faster decisions → fewer questions, fewer wrong-size returns, and more completed orders.

FAQs

1) Standard vs Tabbed — which should I use?

Use Standard for short tables. Use Tabbed for extra content (US/EU, in/cm, fit tips) so each tab stays readable.

2) Which pop-up position is best?

  • Right/Left: avoids covering the image/price on wide screens.
  • Center: strongest focus; ideal for short decisions. Test with your theme.

3) Can I show multiple pop-ups on one product?

Yes. Create multiple charts (e.g., Top and Bottom), set each to Pop-up, and assign both. Use clear button labels.

4) Does this work with Elementor/Divi/Blocks?

Yes. The pop-up and styles work across major page builders and themes.

5) Can I localize units (in/cm) or regions (US/EU/UK)?

Yes. Add columns or use Tabbed style to separate units/regions.

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