CAT the Tech

2. I found how to filter by stock (_stock_status meta key):
2.1. Add a new field inside your filter.
2.2. Click on More options.
2.3. Set Filter by to Custom Field.
2.4. Set the Filter title and Var name for URL to whatever you want.

The issue: This only hides out of stock WooCommerce products if ALL variations are out of stock. This does not hide terms that have 0 variations in stock.

Conslusion: Buy the PRO version, or you can’t have this feature.

• This reply was modified 2 months, 2 weeks ago by CAT the Tech.

1. Sorry,I did not know there was such an option in the PRO version (I have the free version)
2. Can you explain a bit more how those “meta keys” work and how I can use it in a shortcode?
   Is it simply: [fe_sort _stock_status="true"]?

I am a programmer on this website: merryclaude.com

1) This is not true, there is a filter option called “Empty terms”, I set it to “Always hide”. It appears to not hide terms when all products using it are merely disabled.
If it’s true that this is a PRO feature, what does this option do?

4) Where do you set this filter by stock status? Is this a PRO feature?

I understand that is IS possible for a technical user/programmer, but for the general non-programmer website developper, I believe it would be great to integrate it as a native option.

Thank you for considering it, I really hope it’ll make it to some version in the near future!