Product Grid with Taxonomy

Hi Ismael,

Thanks for the prompt support as usual! I did tried using blog posts element but I come across this problem -> https://kriesi.at/support/topic/hide-woocommerce-product-type-and-term-from-showing-up-in-post-meta/
And I am not able to display them in column and sort like product grid elements.

• This reply was modified 9 years, 4 months ago by senso.

Hi Basilis,

Thanks for the willingness to help. I’m quite confused by the use of attributes and custom taxonomy despite spending days to google and read. I know I can’t become a developer just by reading a few articles over nights but I tried my best.

I’m not sure if I’m doing it correctly but here is what I’ve done so far.

Under Woocommerce Products Post Type

I have categories as below:
Cleansers
— Cleansing Foam
— Cleansing Lotion
Moisturizers
— Moisturizing Lotion
— Moisturizing Cream

I have attributes as below:

Brand
Size
Skin Type

I have custom taxonomy as below:
Skincare Categories
— Eye Care
— Lip Care
— Sun Care
— Anti Aging

Skin Concern
— Fine Lines
— Wrinkles
— Under Eye Circles

Currently, what I would like to achieve is – When there is an article about Anti-Aging, I can display relevant products under Anti-Aging and relevant articles on Anti-Aging respectively. When there is an anti-aging product, I can display relevant articles on anti-aging.

The Blog Post element does not have the column and sort by function. The Product Grid can’t use custom taxonomy. So I don’t know what to do now.

• This reply was modified 9 years, 4 months ago by senso.

Oops! Didn’t know it requires extra work for making this work but the logic does flow right? Been pulling my hair out to decide how to use attributes and custom taxonomy. Will take a rain check on this until I figured out what I need to do. It is still a “trial and error” phase now.

It is great to know you guys provide customizing services as an option! If we engage other developers for customization, it could be more expensive for the extra time required to study the code. Will keep this in mind!