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WT Catalog
Your WT wine and beer catalog, live on your own website.
WT Catalog ranks #45,236 among WordPress.org plugins with 10+ active installations, and was last updated Sep 15, 2026. Data from WordPress.org, refreshed twice daily — see methodology.
Compatible with WP 7.1.2
v2.0.1
Current Version v2.0.1
Updated 1 week ago
Last Update on 15 Sep, 2026
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- Version
- 2.0.1
- Last Updated
- Sep 15, 2026
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- 6.7+
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Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about WT Catalog
WT → Blocked products. Search for it by name, or type its base number, and press "Block". Blocking works on the base number, so every vintage of that product is hidden at once — from the listing, from its own product page (which then returns "not found") and from the XML sitemap. The "Blocked" tab lists everything you have hidden and unblocks it again. You can also block a base number the plugin has not indexed yet, using the "Block by base number" box; a number the catalog
Check the page's template under Page Attributes. "[WT] Wine listing" shows wine only and "[WT] Beer listing" shows beer only — a page with the wrong one shows the wrong drink. If a correctly-templated beer page is empty, look at WT → Settings: if "Beer listing shows…" is set to a purchase-history window and you have not bought beer in that window, there is nothing to show. Set it to "All products" to check.
Two settings can do that, and they add up: The purchase-history filter (WT → Settings). If a listing is set to "Products purchased in the last 12 months" it shows only what you bought in that period, not the whole assortment. "All products" removes the restriction. Blocked products. Everything on that list is hidden. If neither explains it, press "Rebuild product index now" and check the status panel for an error.
Yes — with CSS in your theme or in Appearance → Customise → Additional CSS. The plugin's markup uses stable class names that will not change without a major version: Listing: .wt-listing, .wt-listing--wine, .wt-listing--beer, .cc-search-box, .wt-empty, .wt-error Filters: .cc-sidebar, .cc-sidebar__section, .cc-sidebar__title, .cc-sidebar__reset, .cc-filter-bar, .cc-filter-bar__button, .cc__filter-item, .cc__filter-text, .cc__filter-count Results: .cc-product, .cc-product__image, .cc-product__title, .cc-product__info, .cc-stats, .cc-pagination Product page: .wt-single, .wt-product__head, .wt-product__origin, .wt-product__marks, .wt-product__body, .wt-product__col--prose, .wt-product__col--specs, .wt-specs, .wt-specs__group, .wt-rating, .wt-badge, .wt-breadcrumb Class names beginning js- drive the plugin's own JavaScript. Do not style or remove them.
The product index is rebuilt once a day, and listing pages are remembered for a few minutes at a time. Press Rebuild product index now on the settings screen to pull the catalog again immediately, and Flush cache to drop the remembered pages. Both are safe to press at any time.
Yes. If Yoast SEO or Rank Math is active, the plugin hands it the title, description, canonical address, Open Graph tags and the products for its XML sitemap, so your products appear in the sitemap you already have. With neither installed, WordPress's own sitemap and meta tags are used instead. Nothing needs configuring either way; the settings screen's SEO row names which plugin is doing which job.
The plugin's own text — buttons, headings, filter section names, the admin screens — is available in Dutch, German and English, and follows your site's language setting. The product text and the filter values (country and colour names) come from WT in the language attached to your API key, and are not translated by the plugin. So an English-language site with a Dutch-language key shows English buttons and Dutch country names. If that is wrong for you, ask WT to change the language on your key.
No. If product pages ever start returning "not found", the plugin repairs this on the next visit. Settings → Permalinks → "Save Changes" does the same by hand.
Either way the listing says so on the page rather than showing an empty list and passing that off as your assortment. The HTTP status differs on purpose: Catalog unreachable, or rate-limiting you — HTTP 503 with a Retry-After header, so search engines come back later instead of dropping the page. API key refused, or no key entered yet — HTTP 200 with the message on the page. This one is for you, not for a search engine: it has to be visible so whoever looks at the site can go and fix the key. A product that does not exist, or that you have blocked — a genuine HTTP 404.
Everything the plugin wrote: the settings row (including your API key), the block list, the product index, every cached page and the daily scheduled task. That happens on delete, from Plugins → Installed Plugins. Deactivating loses no data, but it cancels the daily index rebuild, and while the plugin is off a /product/… address shows the listing page instead of the product. Activating it again restores both, with your settings, block list and index exactly as you left them.