Layout should be like this:

Title
Category
Regular Price + Sale Tag
From + Lowest Price

How can I do this? Thanks for your help!

It shows all products whatever I change the value of the range slider. It seem it is not ‘filtering’ the product based on the price range.

I am using the latest version of WP and Woocomerce if it is relevant.

I have an real estate website where the property price is set with listing attribute “property-price”. This attribute is set up as Number and in “show in filter form” as “number-range”. I can’t set up the price filter with “Filter Everything?— Product Filter & WordPress Filter”. Is anyone who can help my with that?

Thank you,

Here is an example image:
https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjB0K5Qbmwy2RK05s-hur5yt4gewObJZo4sJnIpry34wrUrqVAIW_mx-h-l4vmaNzO44VBApMHl9oAV_KK-Fsuho-U-74cPKAodHQDffi7PtadjK9dlqd-DTHVRdJkAogrzu79pkhs2Neml9ZOau__iT5WEovQwSLDj1emPaiG6l_v8cGigoSh1FBZpzrZ7/s1180/Unbenannt.jpg

(This Picture as text: “43,20€ – 398,00€” should be replaced with “from 3,98 €/Box”)

Thank you!

Now, because the price per unit decreases so that if the customer selects 25 he is shown a price of ￡250 ( ￡25 per unit) whereas if he orders 1 unit the price is ￡29.
On the website which is running Storefront, this results in the price range at the top showing ￡29 to ￡250.
In the other site which is running Avada, we have been able to hide the price range by using this code in the theme editor:-
…………………………

//Remove Lo – Hi Price Range
add_filter( ‘woocommerce_variable_sale_price_html’, ‘detect_variation_price_format’, 10, 2 );
add_filter( ‘woocommerce_variable_price_html’, ‘detect_variation_price_format’, 10, 2 );
function detect_variation_price_format( $price, $product ) {

We tried using this code snippet in Storefront but it would not work.
Is there any way of hiding the entire range? We do not want a “From:”- value

Thank you for the amazing plugin!

We started using price range checkbox list with manual ranges however the currently selected checkbox resets when users select another checkbox. In other words users are not able to choose multiple options for Price Range while they can do this for other attribute filters. Would it be possible to fix this?

Cheers,
Reha

Thank you for the amazing plugin!

We are using the plugin for a jewellery website and the range for the price is quite wide e.g. 2.000 to 300.000. When this is the case the price range slider becomes impossible to navigate for users. Look at the image here showing how the range was infeasible to utilize. If there was an option to have the price range as a logarithmic range that could be a nice feature!

PS: Due to this we have switched to using price range checkbox list with manual ranges.

Cheers,
Reha

we have set it as shown in pictures but it is not displaying at all, what could be the case?

See: screenshot