Quote from lateralus578 on December 19, 2021, 15:52

Hi there, kindly note, I didn't buy your plugin - it came with my theme that I bought from themeforest. If possible, can we do this way? I'll ask my question - struggling for the third day already and it's Christmas soon 😭😭 - you can just answer Yes or No, if Yes, I'll buy premium and paste the code - then you provide solution, if no, then I'll continue crying.

Summary in 1 sentence: How to create a shortcode to display all categories for 1 Car without any products?

Example of What I want: screenshot

Details:

Theme: https://themeforest.net/item/motor-vehicles-parts-equipments-accessories-wordpress-woocommerce-theme/16829946

WOOF Pro Version: 2.2.3

WOOF Settings: screenshot

Page Builder: elementor

Description:

Everything works perfectly well, your plugin does a wonderful job. I can select Make Model Year and then pick a category (both hierarchy dropdowns by the way) and it'll show related products.  screenshot

Currently WOOF plugin is using 2 terms: screenshot

Hierarchy drop-down - Parts Filter [product_parts] - I can select a car, model, year. Parts Filter Image
Hierarchy drop-down - Product categories [product_cat] - I can select parent + child categories Product Categories Image

That's it. After Products appear. I don't use colors, tags, attributes, brands, etc... - don't need them - disabled & empty. Only those two.

Problem

How to construct a shortcode to display only Audi with All Categories - No Products in a separate page? I don't need products just a list of All Parent/Child Categories related to Audi, for example.

I consulted this page: https://products-filter.com/shortcode/woof/ to create my shortcode. It states:

taxonomies – uses to display relevant filter-items in generated search form if activated: show count+dynamic recount+hide empty options (whatever that means) in the plugin settings. Example: [woof is_ajax=1 taxonomies=product_cat:9,12+locations:30,31]

So, I have 2 shortcodes: [product_parts] [product_cat] Now I need to

1. Create a Page > Audi Car Parts - done
2. Write nice text & add beautiful images - done
3. Add H2 "Look This Many Parts We Have" - done
4. WOOF Shortcode to display only Audi + All Categories related to Audi

So, shortcodes are: [product_parts] [product_cat] I'm doing like this: [woof is_ajax=1 taxonomies=product_cat+product_parts:audi] - it doesn't work...

I can output via "Edit With Elementor" the entire filter.. there is this "Filter Option" - but it gives me All Makes... I don't need all, I need to narrow it down somehow to be able to display only Audi make... later on I'll just create 50 pages add 50 shortcodes for every Car and users can see entire Category list