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Okay, I figured that part out and the colors. I would LOVE to find a way to automatically include the thermometer in all crowdfunding product posts. With shortcodes, it seems I have to create pages or posts separate from the automatic WooCommerce product pages.

This is resolved.

Updating seems to have worked.

Thanks!

Version 2.4.1

Here is what I have in “text” mode:

You don't have to wait until October 24 to start tipping your favorite chef. You can contribute to tip jars electronically by purchasing "tips" right here on our website. You will be able to change the quantity in check-out to purchase as many tips as you would like (in $5 increments). <strong><em>100% of the money you give will go to the Elkhart Boys & Girls Club.</em></strong>

[product_category category="tips" per_page="150" columns="4" order="asc" orderby="title"]

It still isn’t displaying in alphabetical order. This is still the reverse order in which I created the products. Changing “asc” to “desc” doesn’t change the display at all.

If it’s working for you locally, there must be something in my installation that is causing a problem, but I’m not a strong PHP or coding guy, so I’m at a loss as to where to begin to look.

Thanks Mike. I had already done that. The syntax and formatting is correct.

Thanks for taking a look.

Actually, the items are listed in order of the time they were created. I created them from an alphabetical list so it just happens to look like descending order of surname. Order=”asc” or order=”desc” produce the exact same results. And the same is true no matter what I put in the orderby=”” option.

The problem is that no matter what parameters I put in the shortcode, it displays them in this exact order – by newest created to oldest. I can go in and manually change the dates of each product post, but I would prefer to figure out why the shortcode isn’t working correctly.