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[Gelöst] Customize WooCommerce category

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Last updated by willem-siebeS vor 8 Jahre, 1 Monat.

Assigned support staff: Shane.

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#280119

Hi,

In WooCommerce I have created a parent category and different subcategories. However, these 'subcategories' are not all related, so instead of just outputting them I want to show my subcategories like this:

Haartype (h2 header)
- a few of the subcategories

Customer (h2 header)
- a few of the subcatgories

Other (h2 header)
- a few of the subcatgories

Is this possible?

Kind regards,

Willem

#280377

Shane
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Languages: Englisch (English )

Timezone: America/Jamaica (GMT-05:00)

Hi Willem,

This is something that you can achieve by using a Parent/Child relationship view.

What you can do is have a look at the instructions here : https://toolset.com/documentation/user-guides/using-a-child-view-in-a-taxonomy-view-layout/

This should allow you to setup your view as you described it.

#281526

Hi,

I have looked at it, but using WooCommerce categories this is a WordPress archive what I need to modify, so I'm not sure your suggestion is working.

Kind regards,

Willem-Siebe

#282001

Shane
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Languages: Englisch (English )

Timezone: America/Jamaica (GMT-05:00)

Hi willem,

What you can try doing is creating a view that is displayed based on a parent.

This concept works similar to the View in View link that I sent earlier.

Instead of creating 2 views you will create 1 view and set the filter to be determined by a parent.

The next step is to add that view inside your archive template in this format.

Haartype (h2 header)
- view shortcode

Customer (h2 header)
- view shortcode

Other (h2 header)
- view shortcode

If this does not work I need to request temporary access (wp-admin and FTP) to your site in order to be of better help.

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#282575

Ok, I will try to follow up your suggestions and will open new ticket when I don't get it working. Thanks for the help.