Product Table for WooCommerce Premium displays products in searchable tables for customers to compare or order. Add tables to pages and posts, and create as many as your shop needs. The layout can suit restaurant ordering, wholesale catalogs, books, courses, or music products.

Choose products and help customers find them

Set product lists with category, taxonomy, tag, menu order, and price query options. Include or exclude selected products or categories, limit the products shown, and sort by values. Customers can search or filter by categories, tags, attributes such as color and size, custom fields, SKU, or other taxonomy data. Search can be scoped to selected product information.

Show attributes in their own columns or include them in the search box. Add custom columns and configure them individually. A description column can display specifications for products customers need to compare.

Display variations and take orders

Show each variation in a separate row, display variation labels, or preselect product options. On variable product pages, a variation table can replace the default dropdown and display the selected table across those pages.

With Quick Order Table, customers add products to the cart by increasing quantities. Customize add-to-cart buttons and pick whether customers go to the cart or checkout after adding a product. The floating mini cart can be shown, hidden, and customized.

Set placement and visibility

Place tables on shop, archive, category, tag, and taxonomy areas, or on individual variation product pages. Archive tables can override the default display, while their products continue to follow the WooCommerce default query. The advanced search box is unavailable on archive pages. Columns can be hidden from guest customers or restricted to logged-in users.

Other options include instant search, load more, pagination, popup notices, graphical stock status, and audio playback in an audio table. The process also supports table data export and import. Developers can pass query arguments through shortcode attributes and use action and filter hooks to extend functionality without editing core documents.

Add a table to a page

Install the plugin in WordPress and activate the Premium edition. In the dashboard, create and configure a table, publish it, then copy its shortcode to a page or post. The shortcode ID is required and generated when the table is created; the name is optional and identifies the shortcode. For example: [Product_Table ID='123' name='Table Name']. The extension also provides a block for a product table and a tab block for displaying multiple tables. Review the storefront table and adjust its filters, columns, visibility, and cart behavior for the intended ordering workflow.