Hi,
To hide a specific attribute term in WooCommerce and ensure that the “Add to Cart” button works properly even after hiding the term, you can use custom code. Below are the steps to achieve this:
- Identify the Attribute and Term:
- Determine the specific attribute and term you want to hide. You will need the attribute name (e.g., “Color”) and the term name (e.g., “Red”).
- Add Custom Code:
- In your WordPress theme’s
functions.php
file, add the following code:
add_filter('woocommerce_product_variation_title_include_attributes', 'hide_specific_attribute_term', 10, 3);
function hide_specific_attribute_term($include_attributes, $variation, $product) {
// Define the attribute and term to hide
$attribute_name = 'color'; // Replace with your attribute name
$term_name = 'red'; // Replace with your term name
// Check if the product has the specified term
if (has_term($term_name, $attribute_name, $variation->get_id())) {
// Remove the attribute from the variation title
$include_attributes = false;
}
return $include_attributes;
}
Replace 'color'
with the name of your attribute and 'red'
with the name of the term you want to hide.
- Save Changes:
- Save the changes to your
functions.php
file.
- Test:
- After adding this code, the specified attribute term should be hidden for variations that have that term. Test your products to ensure that the “Add to Cart” button functions correctly for these variations.
This code filters the variation title to hide the specified attribute term, but it doesn’t affect the functionality of the “Add to Cart” button. The button should work as expected for all variations, including those with the hidden attribute term.
Remember to make a backup of your theme’s functions.php
file before making any changes, and only add custom code if you’re comfortable with coding or consult with a developer if needed.