Product Filter for WooCommerce by WBW Pro lets shoppers refine a catalog by price or price range, categories, tags, taxonomies, author, featured or sale status, stock status, ratings, text search and product attributes.

Choose how filter options appear

The Pro edition supports radio button lists and dropdowns for single selections, checkbox lists for multiple selections, and icons for attribute filters such as colour, size and rating. Filters are responsive on phones, tablets, laptops and desktops.

Update and sort matching products

AJAX live search can display filtered results without reloading the page. Set it to apply filters as shoppers select options or after they press the filter button. Product counts can be displayed and recalculated for the selected filters. Sorting options include popularity, rating, price, newness, alphabetical order, random order or the default order.

Configure and place filters

The plugin integrates with Elementor, where you can make and personalize filters through its interface. Live Preview shows setting changes in the panel as you work. Add filters to pages with a widget or shortcode; PHP code is also available for placement in page templates.

Adjust price filter details

Choose from default, flat, big, modern, sharp, round and square skins. Set the colour, currency code or symbol, symbol position and input fields. Price ranges can use automatic fixed steps or manually specified step values.

Review filter activity

The filter statistics section collects information about how buyers search and filter products. Use these findings to inform product organization and store navigation.

Set up the add-on

Add the plugin to a WordPress site with WooCommerce, create filters for the pages where shoppers need them, and place each filter with a widget, shortcode or compatible Elementor page. Configure criteria, display formats, price settings, sorting and AJAX behavior, then review the result with Live Preview.

For troubleshooting, check that WordPress, the theme and the plugin are updated. If the issue continues, test with a default WordPress theme and other extensions deactivated.