By default our single variations plugin for WooCommerce supports the native Woo filters by attribute. 3rd party plugins like WOOF or similar need to support the post type: product_variation.
An example of Filter Everything pro plugin, that supports single variations:
If product variations do not appear on filtering you need to ask the plugin developer to support the “product_variation” post type.
We however can not support 3rd party filtering plugins.
Hi, I’m having a problem with this.
If I apply a filter like this: https://sommistore.com/productos/categorias/sommiers/?filter_tamano=2-plazas the page doas’t show the single variations that have that attribute value.
I’m using the native filter functionality of WooCommerce.
What could be the problem?
In Advanced settings of our plugin, please disable the woocommerce attribute lookup table.