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How to Make a Custom WooCommerce Product Loop?

Last updated on October 1, 2022 @ 5:48 am

A custom WooCommerce product loop is a great way to show off your latest products, or to promote specific products on your website. By creating a custom product loop, you can control exactly what products are shown, and how they are displayed.

In this tutorial, we will show you how to create a custom WooCommerce product loop, and style it using HTML and CSS. We will also provide some tips on how to make your product loop more effective.

Step 1: Choose Your Products

The first step in creating a custom WooCommerce product loop is to choose the products that you want to display. You can either choose specific products, or let WooCommerce choose for you.

To choose specific products, go to the Products page in your WordPress admin area. From here, you can either select the products that you want to include in your loop, or search for them by name or SKU. Once you have found the products that you want to include, check the boxes next to their names and click the Add to Loop button.

If you would rather let WooCommerce choose the products for you, go to the Loop Settings page and select the Product Categories or Products Tags that you want to include in your loop. You can also specify how many products should be shown, and whether or not featured products should be included.

Step 2: Choose Your Layout

After you have chosen the products that you want to include in your loop, it’s time to choose a layout. WooCommerce provides four different layout options for product loops: (1) standard; (2) carousel; (3) masonry; and (4) list.

Each option has its own advantages and disadvantages, so it’s important to choose the one that best fits your needs. If you’re not sure which layout to choose, we recommend starting with the standard layout.

To select a layout, go to the Loop Settings page and select the (1) standard; (2) carousel; (3) masonry; or (4) list. If you’re not sure which layout to choose, we recommend starting with the standard layout.

Once you’ve selected a layout, it’s time to move on to step 3.

(1): Standard Layout

The standard layout is the default option for product loops. It displays your products in a traditional grid format.

The standard layout is a good choice if you want all of your products to be visible at once, without having too much clutter on your page. It’s also a good choice if you’re selling simple products that don’t require much description.

If you do choose the standard layout, we recommend using two or three columns so that your page isn’t too crowded.

(2): Carousel Layout

The carousel layout displays your products in a slideshow format. Only one product is visible at a time, and users can scroll through the other products using arrows or dots.

The carousel layout is a good choice if you want to draw attention to specific products. It’s also a good choice if you have many products and want to give users the option of scrolling through them.

If you do choose the carousel layout, we recommend using two or three columns so that users can see multiple products at once.

(3): Masonry Layout

The masonry layout displays your products in a grid format, but with different sized images. This creates an asymmetrical look that can be visually interesting.

The masonry layout is a good choice if you want your product images to be prominent. It’s also a good choice if have many different sized images (for example, if some of your products have multiple images).

If you do choose the masonry layout, we recommend using three columns so that there is plenty of space between images.

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: List Layout

The list layout displays your product images and descriptions in a vertical list format.

The list layout is a good choice if want users to be able read detailed descriptions of each product. It’s also a good choice if most of your product descriptions are longer than one sentence.

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If you do choose the listlayout , we recommend using one column so that users can see all of the information about each product without havingto scroll down..

Dale Leydon

Dale Leydon

Sysadmin turned Javascript developer. Owner of 20+ apps graveyard, and a couple of successful ones.