Order by Title Price or Date on Shop Page
Learn how you can change the arrangement on the Woocommerce Shop Page. You can order the products by title, price or date. In this example we will order the products by price.
This is how the shop looks like before changing the arrangement of the products:
You can change the arrangement by adding the following code to your functions.php file:
add_filter('woocommerce_default_catalog_orderby', 'arrow_design_custom_default_catalog_orderby');
function arrow_design_custom_default_catalog_orderby() {
return 'price'; // Can also use title and date
}
This is how the shop looks like after changing the arrangement of the products:
Additional Arrangement Options
It is also possible to change the Shop Page arrangement by going to Appearance –> Customize and then choosing WooCommerce –> Product Catalog. There is the “Default product sorting” where you can choose another sorting. These are the available options:
- Default sorting (custom ordering + name)
- Popularity (sales)
- Average rating
- Sort by most recent
- Sort by price (asc)
- Sort by price (desc)
Conclusion
We hope this Order by Title, Price or Date on Shop Page post was helpful and you are now able to implement the arrangement change on your own website! You can find more articles here:
Read another Woocommerce post : ‘Rename a Product Tab‘
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