WordPress plugin

Product Filter for WooCommerce by WBW Pro

Product Filter for WooCommerce by WBW Pro lets shoppers narrow catalog results using price or price range, categories, tags, taxonomy, author, featured status, sale status, stock status, ratings, text search and product attributes. Filter presentation can be adjusted to fit a storefront, and the plugin works on phones, tablets, desktops and laptops.

Product Filter for WooCommerce by WBW Pro

Product Filter for WooCommerce by WBW Pro lets shoppers narrow catalog results using price or price range, categories, tags, taxonomy, author, featured status, sale status, stock status, ratings, text search and product attributes. Filter presentation can be adjusted to fit a storefront, and the plugin works on phones, tablets, desktops and laptops.

Choose filter displays and update timing

The Pro edition supports radio button lists and dropdowns for single selections, checkbox lists for multiple selections, and icons for attributes such as colour, size and rating. AJAX filtering can refresh matching products without reloading the page. Set results to update as shoppers choose options or after they press the filter button.

Shoppers can sort products by popularity, rating, price, newness, alphabetical order, random order or the default order. Product counts can be displayed and recalculated to show how many entries match the selected filters.

Configure and preview filters

Create and tailor filters through the Elementor interface, where the extension’s functions are available in the Elementor tab. Live Preview shows setting changes in the panel as you work, so you can review the presentation before applying it to the storefront.

Price filters offer default, flat, big, modern, sharp, round and square skins. Adjust the colour, currency symbol or code, symbol position and input fields. Automatic price ranges can use fixed step values; manual options let you specify each step.

Add filters to store pages

Create filters, then place them with a widget or shortcode. PHP code can also show a filter at a chosen place in a page. Configure the criteria, display format, price settings, sorting and AJAX behavior, then review the result in Live Preview.

When a filter behaves unexpectedly

Check whether the issue changes when using a default WordPress theme, then deactivate other plugins to see if a conflict is involved. Confirm that WordPress, the theme and the plugin are updated as well.