WUPO Group Attributes for WooCommerce

The plugin WUPO Group Attributes from WUPO gives you additional possibilities to display product attributes. Group attributes together to have them shown in separate sections. This will help your visitors to quickly grasp the details of your offerings.

Works perfectly with existing products and attributes, there is no need to edit or adapt your already created products. Simply add the attributes to groups and they will be shown as a part of it.

Features

• Grouping of Attributes
  Put the product attributes into individual groups for better visual appearance
• Table coloring
  Define colors for customizing the attribute tables with support for odd/even rows
• Fast loading of attributes
  Defined attributes from a group are being added quickly when loaded in the product edit page
• Works with existing products
  There is no need to edit or adapt the existing products. The attributes will be shown under each group once defined
• Customize the sorting
  Define the sorting of the attributes within a group, as well as the sorting of the different attribute groups itself
• (Pro) Various Layouts
  Choose between layout options for presenting the attribute groups or create your own template for complete freedom
• (Pro) Group sets
  Assign attribute groups to a set for direct loading of all attributes when creating or editing a product
• (Pro) More settings
  Define if groups are shown above or below single attributes, or define a separate title for single attributes.
  Control if the attribute for dimension and weight should be shown within the single attributes or in a separate section with a customizable title
• (Pro) Shortcode
  Add the attribute groups wherever you like on the website with shortcodes. Supported parameters include the layout option and product ids
• (Pro) Duplicate attributes
  Create a copy/clone of an attribute with all terms with just one click from the admin

The Pro version can be purchased here

1. Upload wupo-group-attributes to the /wp-content/plugins/ directory
2. Activate the plugin through the ‘Plugins’ menu in WordPress
3. Done!