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Add attributes to the product title h1
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June 19, 2025 at 11:38 pm #668547
destyle25ParticipantHi.
I want to add several attributes to the product title on the product page. How do I do this?Attachments:
You must be logged in to view attached files.June 20, 2025 at 12:45 pm #668654Hello,
Yes, since you’re using a custom layout for the single product page, there are two ways to show multiple attributes near the product title or elsewhere on the page:
Using the “Product additional information table” widget:
In your custom layout, you can drag and drop the Product additional information widget (available in the layout builder). This will display all assigned attributes in a clean table format: https://ibb.co/RTGbnv16
Additionally, there is the option in theme settings. Navigate to Theme Settings > Single Product > Elements, and enable the option “Show attributes table after short description.” This automatically displays all attributes below the short description area.
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June 22, 2025 at 1:47 am #668895
destyle25ParticipantYes, I use it in the details section. But I need to make a custom h1 header. For example:
<h1>{Category} {Brand} {Product Name} {Article}</h1>-
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destyle25.
June 23, 2025 at 10:19 am #669008Hello,
Sorry, but I did not understand your requirements properly. Can you please explain it with an example or share some screenshots?
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June 24, 2025 at 10:24 am #669296
destyle25ParticipantHi.
I have a product. Its name in the admin panel is Толстовка Puma Team Hoodie ‘Green’ 539274-24.
I have set up the Product Page layout via Gutenberg. The “Product name” block is responsible for the title. This block inserts <h1>Толстовка Puma Team Hoodie ‘Green’ 539274-24</h1>But the problem is that the actual product name is only Team Hoodie ‘Green’.
Толстовка — is a category,
Puma — is a brand,
539274-24 — is an article numberNow I have to call the products that way because I can’t make a composite h1 according to the scheme <h1> {Category} {Brand} {Product name} {Article}</h1>
Can you help me so that inside the h1 tags I can specify which attributes and other product data the title should consist of? So that the header of the attributes is automatically generated in the front-end, and is not rigidly written in the backend for the product, as it is now.
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You must be logged in to view attached files.June 24, 2025 at 1:12 pm #669349Hello,
Unfortunately, it is not possible. The HTML structure does not allow solving it. Such modification requires complicated WooCommerce code customization, which is not covered by our support.
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