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  • This code snippet should give the general idea:

    <?php
      // code goes in functions.php for your child theme
      add_filter ('woocommerce_attribute', 'link_attributes');
      function link_attributes($att_string) {
        $atts = explode (',', $att_string);
        $att_string = '';
        foreach ($atts as $att) {
          if (strlen($att_string) > 0) {
            $att_string .= ', ';
          }
          $att = trim($att);
          $att_string .= '<a href="https://wordpress.org/">'.$att.'</a>';
        }
        return $att_string;
      }

    Thread Starter landasc

    (@landasc)

    Hi lorro,

    Should I put it in an specific section of functions.php?
    Thank you! I don’t know a lot about php. But should I do that with each attribute? Instead of https://wordpress.org put the url of the attribute?

    Thank you!

    You can put it anywhere in functions.php, though not inside a function. The “<?php” is only needed at the top.

    What is the url for an attribute? Do you have an example please?

    Thread Starter landasc

    (@landasc)

    Thanks!

    I have a comic shop so the first url is for the format (comic, trade paperback), second url is for preorders, stock and backorders. Both urls have a selected term. (trade paperback and preorder, respectively)

    http://landascomics.com/tienda/?filter_formato=33

    or

    http://landascomics.com/tienda/?filter_stock=17

    http://pastebin.com/aqYrzXYT

    Works for me, your experience may vary.

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