There are two ways. If you go to Admin page > WooCommerce > Settings > Products > Display, and set Shop page display to Categories and subcategories, you can now click on the categories in the shop page to get the category links. These category pages can be used like a shop page and they will have pagination if you have more products in a category than will fit on a page.
Alternatively you could use a shortcode on a normal page:
https://docs.woothemes.com/document/woocommerce-shortcodes/
So [product_category category=”appliances”] would show your “appliances” products. The number of products shown will be up to the “per page” parameter but they will be no pagination for more products in this category.
Hi Iorro,
thanks for your response.
re.:
“If you go to Admin page > WooCommerce > Settings > Products > Display, and set Shop page display to Categories and subcategories,”
I saw that this is already done. What do you mean by “you can now click on the categories in the shop page to get the category links”?
thanks,
N
Well on my site the shop page is at:
http://www.domain.com/shop/
and the page shows categories, so I click on a category and I get:
http://www.domain.com/product-category/kits/
I can use this url as the shop page for my “kits” category. This link can be added to a menu, or used to link to the category from other parts of the site.
Your urls may be different, it depends on both your language and your settings at Admin page > Settings > Permalinks.
Iorro,
this is very helpful. thanks!
