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How do I change it to be scrollable? And is this a product category? I’ve found that using attributes isn’t ideal; the URL becomes very messy.

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Hi there,

Thanks for reaching out.

To make the filters area scrollable, go to:
Theme Settings → Product archive → Widgets → enable “Scroll for filters widgets”.

This applies to product archive pages (e.g., Shop and Product Category pages).

Kind regards,
XTemos Studio

Are these categories added to attributes? Or are they something else?

Hi there,
Thanks for the follow-up.

Could you clarify what you mean by “these categories”? Are you referring to:
– the product categories list in the sidebar,
– attribute-based filters (e.g., Size, Color),
– or something else (tags or a custom taxonomy)?

Please share:
– a link to the exact page where you see them,
– a screenshot highlighting the section you mean,
– and which widget you added there (e.g., Product Categories, Filter by Attribute, etc.).

With that, we can confirm whether they’re categories or attributes and guide you accordingly.

Kind regards,
XTemos Studio

Regarding “Filter by Features,” “FILTER BY BREAST SIZE,” and “Filter by In-Stock,” I’m unsure whether it uses attribute links or category links.

Furthermore, if I’m using attributes now, which URLs will become corrupted after clicking? Can I achieve the same effect by using categories here?

Hi there,
Thanks for the clarification.

– What those filters are
– Filter by Features and FILTER BY BREAST SIZE are “Filter products by attribute” (Layered Nav) widgets. They use WooCommerce product attributes (e.g., features, breast-size), not categories.
– Filter by In‑Stock is a stock-status filter. In WoodMart you can use the WOODMART Stock status widget, which is also not a category.

– How to verify on your site
– Go to Appearance → Widgets, open the sidebar/filters area used on your shop page, and check:
– “Filter products by attribute” widgets: you’ll see the Attribute dropdown showing which attribute they’re linked to.
– “WOODMART Stock status” widget for the in‑stock filter.
– A categories list would be the “Product Categories” widget.

– About the “messy” URLs
– Attribute filters append query parameters to the URL (example: /shop/?filter-breast-size=medium&query_type_breast-size=or). This is default WooCommerce behavior and is expected; the URLs aren’t corrupted.
– WoodMart doesn’t change WooCommerce’s filter URL structure, and there’s no theme option to make these “pretty” permalinks.

– Can categories replace attributes for the same effect?
– Not really. Categories give you clean URLs like /product-category/category-slug/
– But there is also a filter for categories widget and you can add it in Appearance -> Widgets. It will work similarly to filters by attribute.

Kind regards,
XTemos Studio

Also, how do I add content to this page?

I found that I cannot add such a category to my category page.

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I want to add corresponding H1 tags and content for different categories.

Hi there,
Thanks for the follow-up.

For product category pages, you can add per-category H1 and content in two ways:

– Category description
– Go to Products → Categories → edit the category.
– Add your text/images in the Description field.
– The H1 on the category page is the category name, so set the Name as you want the H1 to appear.

– WoodMart Custom Layouts https://xtemos.com/docs-topic/shop-page-builder/
– Create a Custom Layout in WoodMart and build it with your page builder.
– Assign it to specific product category(ies) and choose where it should appear (e.g., before or after the products grid).
– In that layout, add a Heading element set to H1 and any content you need.

If something doesn’t show as expected, please share a link to one category page so we can take a look.

Kind regards,
XTemos Studio

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