Are there any examples of using the [woocommerce_checkout] shortcode

The [woocommerce_checkout] shortcode is used on the checkout page to display the full checkout process. It generates the same WooCommerce checkout form that appears on the default WooCommerce Checkout page[1][3].

Here is an example of using the [woocommerce_checkout] shortcode:

[woocommerce_checkout]

This shortcode will add the checkout form to the page where it is inserted, allowing customers to complete their purchase[2].

Some key things to note about using [woocommerce_checkout]:

- It is one of the most important WooCommerce shortcodes, as the checkout is a critical part of the purchase process[3].

- If you add products on the same page, the checkout content may require a page refresh to show the current cart contents. Adding a cart shortcode on the same page can show changes instantly[3].

- The checkout shortcode is automatically added to the default WooCommerce Checkout page during setup. It only needs to be manually added if creating a custom checkout page[2].

So in summary, the [woocommerce_checkout] shortcode provides a quick way to embed the full checkout process on any page of your WooCommerce store. It generates the standard checkout form with billing details, payment options, and order review.