Kadence Iconic Show Single Variations
Displaying specific product variations as standalone items on your shop archive pages makes it easier for your customers to discover all the unique options you offer. Setting up individual variation listings allows each distinct color, size, or material to appear directly within your main catalog, filtering results, and search pages alongside regular products. When you display these variations individually, you fill out your store layout and help buyers find the exact item they want without clicking through multiple dropdown menus.
This collection provides step-by-step guides to help you install, configure, and manage the Iconic Show Single Variations plugin for WooCommerce. You will learn how to choose which specific variations display in your product feed, customize item titles for different variations, and exclude certain choices from search results. Use these resources to build a detailed and intuitive shopping catalog that highlights the full depth of your product inventory.
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Learn how to install, configure, and filter individual product variations on your shop pages with the following guides.
How to Show Single Variations Based on Product Category
Read more: How to Show Single Variations Based on Product CategoryIf you want to show single variations in just your WooCommerce category pages, this guide will show you how.
How to Show Variations in the Catalog, Featured, Filter, and Search Results
Read more: How to Show Variations in the Catalog, Featured, Filter, and Search ResultsThe main feature of Show Single Variations allows you to display your product variations on the shop, featured, and search results as if they were individual products. This guide will cover how to set this up using two different methods. Show variations site-wide If you want to set this for all products, you can do…
Import Variation Data With WP All Import (Optional)
Read more: Import Variation Data With WP All Import (Optional)What you’ll need In order to import WooCommerce product-based data, you’ll need WP All Import and the WooCommerce add ons. You can find these in their WooCommerce Import Package. Preparing the Spreadsheet To prepare your variation data for important, we recommend using Google Drive to create your spreadsheets. With Google Drive, you’ll be able to save them as…
Incorrect Term/category Counts
Read more: Incorrect Term/category CountsIf you’ve noticed your category or filter counts are incorrect, you may need to clear out orphaned variations. These are variations that no longer have a parent product associated with them. To tidy these up, take the following steps: Navigate to WooCommerce > System Status. Click Tools. Click Delete orphaned variations. After doing this, your term…
Let WooCommerce Set The Variation Title Automatically
Read more: Let WooCommerce Set The Variation Title AutomaticallyWooCommerce has the ability to automatically generate titles for each variation by appending the product attributes to the parent product’s title. You might have seen it on a cart page: You can leverage this feature of WooCommerce when using Show Single Variations too. So you would not need to manually edit title for each variation…
Overview WooCommerce Show Single Variations
Read more: Overview WooCommerce Show Single VariationsLearn the basics of Show Single Variations in this overview. Newcomers, start here! What is WooCommerce Show Single Variations WooCommerce Show Single Variations is a WooCommerce plugin that allows you to display individual WooCommerce variations as products on the shop page, category pages, search, and filter results pages. With WooCommerce Show Single Variations installed, the…
Parent Product Is Visible Again In Translated Language
Read more: Parent Product Is Visible Again In Translated LanguageYou may find after updating a product or running the “Process Product Visibility” action that the parent products you’ve hidden from the catalog are now visible in the translated catalog pages. This appears to be a bug with WPML, but it is possible to fix. Navigate to WooCommerce > WooCommerce Multilingual. Click Settings. Make sure Native…
Programatically assign variation visibility
Read more: Programatically assign variation visibilityIf you’re looking to assign the variaton visibility in your store and don’t want to do it on a per-product basis, you can do so with the code on this page. WooCommerce stores the visibility in a hidden taxonomy named product_visibility. The possible terms of this taxonomy are: exclude-from-catalog exclude-from-filtered exclude-from-search featured outofstock rated-1 rated-2…