King Rosales

Hi @expocart I just wrote a blog post how to do this here https://www.kingrosales.com/blog/hide-woocommerce-layered-nav-filters-categories-subcategories/. I took me a while to research and get all the components to work together, but I got it! I have a working site I’m using it on you want to see it in action before you try it out.

Hey Mark,

thanks for sending the fix. I might try to hack it I guess or try something else.

I appreciate your time!

Hi lilaeamedia! all is well now. No more error messages or notices.

Thank you!

Hi lilaeamedia, thanks for the update! I updated and the notice is gone but I tried to copy the files and I got another error

I’ll use the contact form now and send you a message.

thanks!

Hey gstricklind,

In your theme’s function.php file, add this line to the bottom:

add_action ('woocommerce_before_shop_loop', 'woocommerce_catalog_ordering', 20);

This will add the sort drop down option above your product listings.

I have the same inquiry. I think its really strange that by default it displays all of them on the parent categories especially on the homepage.

Someone from woocommerce is looking into this right now, I will update this if I get a solution.

thanks,

King

I have a site that automatically lists the categories prefixed with “domain-name/category/directory-name”.

If you create a navigation menu and simply hard-code “domain-name/directory-name”, I’ve discovered that it works just the same; The hard-coded urls also get indexed like every other page on your website or blog.

– I’ve used this technique on my sites that I want to ensure the url and directory can easily be memorized.

However, in most cases, if you dont have a SEO keyword in your domain name, I recommend using the “category” structure and replace that with an industry keyword.