by Kestrel
5 (3 reviews)
Product Attributes Shortcode
Shortcode to display a linked list of terms from a product attribute, such as all brand links from a brands attribute.
Tested up to WP 6.7 (Current: 6.9)
v2.0.3
Current Version v2.0.3
Updated 11 months ago
Last Update on 29 Jan, 2025
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Tracked Keywords
Showing 5 of 5| Keyword | Position | Change | Type | Updated |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| product term | 32 | — | Tag | 16 hours ago |
| product attribute | 69 | — | Tag | 16 hours ago |
| product attributes | 75 | — | Tag | 16 hours ago |
| product terms | 110 | — | Tag | 16 hours ago |
| shortcode | 179 | — | Tag | 16 hours ago |
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- Version
- 2.0.3
- Last Updated
- Jan 29, 2025
- Requires WP
- 6.3.0+
- Tested Up To
- 6.7
- PHP Version
- 7.4.0 or higher
- Author
- Kestrel
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Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about Product Attributes Shortcode
Ensure you have included the shortcode correctly and that the attribute you are using has products assigned. If nothing is still displaying the attribute name you have entered may not be in the correct format, see the related FAQ for more information.
If your attribute is a single word you just need to enter that. If your attribute has spaces in the name, replace these with hyphens in the shortcode attribute. For more complex attribute names e.g. with special characters you can determine what the attribute name is by editing the attribute in Products > Attributes, in the URL you will see something like /edit-tags.php?taxonomy=pa_example-attribute&post_type=product, the part after the pa_ and before the & is your attribute name, in this example it is example-attribute.
The list will not include links on the terms if you are using archive_links="1" and the attribute used does not have archives enabled on the attribute which is set when editing the attribute in Products > Attributes .
Links are filter based which use your shop page (unless you are using archive_links="1"), if they are not working you may have not configured a shop page in WooCommerce, this is created during installation of WooCommerce, if it has been removed it will need recreating.
These are filter based and therefore require archive_links="0".
Use the categorize shortcode attribute as described in the usage information above.
You can use it anywhere you can use a shortcode.
Yes, use the do_shortcode function of WordPress to echo the shortcode.
The output is based on a <ul> element, however you can use some custom CSS to make the <ul> list display horizontally, and optionally with a separating character, such as a comma. See this custom CSS example. If using the categorize shortcode attribute the linked example will need some additional custom CSS rules due to the additional category markup it includes.
We intentionally do not add any default styling to keep the extension as simple/lightweight as possible and to reduce the need to override any default CSS styles. If you wish to add your own styling, you will need to apply some custom CSS styling, each shortcode used outputs a parent <ul> element containing child elements. All elements have classes and IDs for custom CSS styling purposes.