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⬇️ Download Codes✅ How to Edit the "My Account" Page in Elementor – Full Guide (2025)
If you're running a WordPress site with WooCommerce, the “My Account” page is crucial—it’s where your customers view their orders, manage account details, and more. By default, WooCommerce provides a basic layout. But what if you want to customize it beautifully with Elementor?
In this post, you'll learn how to fully edit the My Account page in Elementor, with step-by-step guidance and plugin recommendations. No coding skills required!
🔧 Prerequisites
Before we start, make sure:
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You have WordPress installed ✅
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WooCommerce is active ✅
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Elementor (free or Pro) is installed ✅
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Elementor Pro is recommended for dynamic WooCommerce widgets
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Optional: Elementor WooCommerce Addons or Crocoblock JetWooBuilder for more control
🔍 What is the WooCommerce “My Account” Page?
This is a user dashboard page provided by WooCommerce at yoursite.com/my-account
. It includes:
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Dashboard overview
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Orders
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Downloads
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Addresses
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Account details
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Logout
The default layout is plain—but Elementor lets you style and structure it the way you like.
🪜 Step-by-Step: How to Edit “My Account” Page Using Elementor
✅ Step 1: Locate or Set the My Account Page
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Go to your WordPress Dashboard
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Navigate to:
WooCommerce → Settings → Advanced
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Make sure My Account page is set correctly
If not, choose a page and WooCommerce will auto-insert the[woocommerce_my_account]
shortcode.
✅ Step 2: Create a Custom My Account Template (Elementor Pro)
To customize the My Account page directly with Elementor:
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Go to
Templates → Theme Builder
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Click "Add New" → Choose "Single Page"
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Give it a name:
My Account Custom
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Choose "WooCommerce My Account" widgets from the Elementor panel:
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My Account Dashboard
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My Orders
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My Downloads
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My Addresses
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My Account Details
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Logout Button
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Drag and arrange them as you wish.
📌 Important: These widgets are only available in Elementor Pro.
✅ Step 3: Style the Page with Elementor
Use Elementor’s full power to:
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Add icons or tabs
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Set typography and colors
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Add backgrounds, gradients, or animations
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Use Elementor Tabs or Accordion widgets to group sections
You can also design it mobile-friendly and preview for different devices.
✅ Step 4: Display the Custom Template
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In the Elementor editor, click the arrow next to “Publish”
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Choose Display Conditions
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Set it to show on:
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WooCommerce → My Account Page
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This ensures it overrides the default layout with your custom one.
🚀 Bonus Tips
🔄 Add Dynamic Shortcodes
If you're not using Elementor Pro, you can still add:
[woocommerce_my_account]
...inside a new Elementor page and style around it.
🧩 Use Add-ons for More Features
Here are some useful plugins:
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JetWooBuilder by Crocoblock – Advanced widgets
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Elementor Custom Skin – Layout control
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WooLentor – WooCommerce widgets
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WP User Frontend – Add custom forms in My Account
⚠️ Common Problems & Fixes
Problem | Solution |
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Elementor widgets not showing | Make sure you’re using Elementor Pro |
Changes not showing | Clear cache (browser + WordPress cache plugin) |
Mobile layout broken | Use Elementor’s responsive settings |
📌 Summary
Editing your WooCommerce My Account page with Elementor allows you to:
✅ Improve user experience
✅ Match your brand design
✅ Add more functionality (like coupons, chat, forms)
🧠 Final Thoughts
A well-designed My Account page can boost trust and conversions. With Elementor Pro, you have full control to turn that bland default layout into something engaging and functional.
📎 Useful Resources
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Elementor Pro: https://elementor.com/pro/
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Crocoblock JetWooBuilder: https://crocoblock.com/plugins/jetwoobuilder/
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Official WooCommerce Docs: https://woocommerce.com/document/
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