Siftwren Product Filter
Guides
Straight answers to what shop owners ask about WooCommerce product filters: counts, variations, stock, placing a filter and search engines. Each one says what Siftwren Product Filter does about it, and the pages marked Pro are about the paid add-on.
Counts and variations
- A WooCommerce product filter whose counts are correct
- WooCommerce filter counts wrong? Four causes, and the fix
- Why a filter shows sold-out variations, and how to stop it
- Filtering variable products by attribute and stock together
- The WooCommerce product attributes lookup table, explained
- Product facets for WooCommerce: what a facet is
Attributes, price, stock and rating
- Filter WooCommerce products by colour and size
- Filter WooCommerce products by any attribute
- A WooCommerce price slider with two number fields
- Filter WooCommerce products by stock status
- Filter WooCommerce products by star rating
- Filter WooCommerce products by brand
- A WooCommerce category filter that shows subcategories
- AND or OR: how several values in one filter combine
- A WooCommerce filter for a clothing store: colour, size, stock
- A WooCommerce filter for an auto parts store
Placing the filter
- An AJAX product filter without a page reload
- WooCommerce layered navigation, and what replaces it
- An alternative to the WooCommerce layered nav widget
- The Siftwren Product Filter block for WooCommerce
- A WooCommerce product filter for block themes
- A WooCommerce product filter shortcode
- An Elementor product filter widget
- Filtering Elementor’s Archive Products widget
- A WooCommerce sidebar filter
- A WooCommerce filter that works on a phone
- A WooCommerce filter with an Apply button
- Active filters as chips, and a Clear all link
Search engines and filter addresses
- How to stop Google indexing your WooCommerce filter URLs
- WooCommerce filter URLs and your crawl budget
- Faceted navigation and SEO in WooCommerce