Filter products by catalog data

HUSKY Premium adds product filters for WooCommerce stores. Shoppers can narrow listings by categories, attributes, tags, taxonomies, meta fields, and price. Add a filter with the [woof] shortcode or place it as a widget.

Taxonomy and attribute choices can appear as radio controls, checkboxes, drop-downs, multi-drop-downs, or radio buttons inside drop-downs. Price filters can use a range slider or a drop-down with price ranges.

Choose controls and search behavior

Premium filter elements include color, picture, and label controls, hierarchy drop-downs, attribute or taxonomy range sliders, and checkbox buttons inside a drop-down. Dynamic product recount can show how many matching variants correspond to a selected filter.

Optional AJAX search filters products without reloading the page. Its behavior depends on the active theme and its integrated HTML, so test it with your theme before production.

Build forms and product displays

Use the [woof_front_builder] shortcode to assemble filter forms on the website front end. The [woof_products] shortcode displays selected products on a page or in a post. Its settings can specify the product count, columns, AJAX use, and taxonomies. Products in these displays can remain filterable in redirect or AJAX mode. The custom_tpl attribute works with custom product templates.

Filtered links and developer options

HUSKY can make SEO-friendly links for filtered product selections. These links can be included in a sitemap file.

Developers can use the extension API and default extensions as examples to create custom HTML elements for search forms, WooCommerce product loop templates, layout plugin connectors, or designed filter elements.

Compatibility and setup

Compatibility is listed for PHP 7.4.x through 8.x, the latest WooCommerce version, WooCommerce Products Per Page, Currency Switcher for WooCommerce, and the DIVI theme.

Install HUSKY Premium on a WordPress website running WooCommerce, configure the filter form, and add it to the relevant page, post, or store area using a shortcode, widget, or front-end builder. Test AJAX behavior with the active theme before publishing.