Shortcode
The [wb_ajax_filters] shortcode renders filter presets on any page, post, or widget area. It works on classic themes, block themes, and anywhere shortcodes are allowed.
Basic Usage
Section titled “Basic Usage”[wb_ajax_filters]This renders every enabled preset. Enabled presets appear newest-first; disabled presets are skipped.
Render a Single Preset
Section titled “Render a Single Preset”[wb_ajax_filters slug="your-preset-slug"]The slug attribute targets one preset by its post slug. A slug-only render still checks the preset’s enabled state - a disabled preset renders nothing.
Attributes
Section titled “Attributes”| Attribute | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|
slug |
(all enabled presets) | The slug of a specific preset to render. |
Examples
Section titled “Examples”Render all enabled presets:
[wb_ajax_filters]Render only the “shop-sidebar” preset:
[wb_ajax_filters slug="shop-sidebar"]Where to Place
Section titled “Where to Place”- Pages and posts - insert the shortcode in the content editor.
- Widget areas - use a Shortcode widget and paste the shortcode.
- Theme templates - call
do_shortcode( '[wb_ajax_filters]' )from a template file.
- The output is identical to the block and the automatic archive placement.
- If no presets are enabled, the block area renders nothing - not even a heading or reset button.
- The product search box shows only on the shop page and category and tag archives, even when the shortcode is placed on an ordinary page. This is deliberate: the search results grid only exists on those archive pages.
Related Pages
Section titled “Related Pages”- Block - place filters in block themes.
- Auto Render - automatic placement on WooCommerce archives.