Custom Product Display Order on Category and Tag Pages

Custom Product Display Order on Category and Tag Pages lets you define a custom display order for products in each WooCommerce category and tag, independently. Easily drag and drop products in a modern, searchable admin interface. Compatible with the latest WooCommerce, including HPOS.

Features: – Category & Tag Sorting: Set a unique product order for every category and every tag, independently. – Tabbed Admin UI: Toggle between category and tag sorting with a simple tabbed interface. – Modern Table Layout: Products are shown in a sortable table with image, name, price, status, and (read-only) position. – Drag & Drop Only: No manual input fields—just drag and drop to reorder. Position updates live. – Search/Filter Bar: Quickly find products within a category or tag using the search bar. – WordPress Native Look: Uses Dashicons and native styles for a seamless admin experience. – AJAX Save & Reset: Save or reset order instantly without page reloads. – Frontend Sorting: Custom order is applied on both category and tag archive pages, with maximum priority (overrides most other plugins). – Translation Ready: Fully translatable and i18n-ready. – HPOS & WooCommerce Compatible: Declares compatibility with High-Performance Order Storage and latest WooCommerce versions. – Secure & Modular: Follows WordPress coding standards and best practices.

Usage

1. Open the Product Sorter page:
   • Find it under Products > Product Sorter in your admin menu.
2. Choose Category or Tag:
   • Use the tabs at the top to switch between category and tag sorting.
3. Select a Category or Tag:
   • Click “Manage Sorting” for the desired category or tag.
4. Reorder Products:
   • Drag and drop products in the sortable table. The position column updates automatically.
   • Use the search bar to quickly find products by name or ID.
5. Save or Reset:
   • Click Save Order to apply your changes, or Reset Order to revert to default.
6. Frontend:
   • Your custom order will be used on category and tag archive pages, overriding most other sorting plugins.