Categorize your product gallery with stunning effects using the Woo Filter widget.
Using Woo Filter
Step 1
Make sure you have the Woo List widget enabled from your Dashboard > Droit Addons > Elements. Also, make sure to have the WooCommerce plugin installed and activated.
Step 2
Search for the Woo Filter widget from the left-hand side menu, and drag the widget to your preferred location.
Before you get started with the Woo Filter widget you must have the WooCommerce plugin configured and products listed with details. Here is an example.
To get started visit your Dashboard > WooCommerce > Add my products. From here you can add your products manually or import an existing product listing via a CSV file.
Step 3
From here you can add your product title, description, tag, category, regular/special price, feature images, and so much more.
Step 4
When you’re done adding your products to WooCommerce. Make sure to press ‘’Publish’’ to make it live.
Step 5
Lets start by configuring the Layout menu. From here you can adjust how your product list will look by adding spacing, alignment and layout style.
Note: If you see any missalignments, inconsistencies or any other issue, rest assured your product list block is working fine, please check the preview.
Step 6
From the Query Settings drop-down menu, you will be able to add – select your preferred category, sort by order, order type, display limit, spacing, and posts per column.
Step 7
From the Content drop down option, you can toggle between all the content types within your product gallery block.
Step 8
Now to add style options to your product list block, head over to the Style tab. And click on General, from here you will be able to add margin, padding, alignment, background and more to your product list.
Step 9
You can customize your filter/category buttons from this Filter menu with image, background, color, typography, margin, padding, border and so much more.
Step 10
To customize the thumbnails of your product list, click on the Thumbnail drop-down menu. From here you can customize the image settings with height, weight, image fit, border type, margin, padding, and image shadow.
And that’s it. When you’re done, press “Publish” to save your changes.