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24th Aug '23
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Featured Products in Bricks Query Loop

This Pro tutorial shows how WooCommerce products that are marked featured can be output in a Bricks query loop.

Note: The built-in Products element comes with a control for showing just the Featured products. But if you want more customizability w.r.t how the products are shown, a query loop is typically used.

On the front end after implementing the tutorial:

There are at least two ways of marking products as featured:

  1. by clicking on the star icon in the products list admin screen
  2. by clicking on "Edit" under "Catalog visibility: undefined, Featured" in the Publish meta box when editing individual products and ticking "This is a featured product".

Step 1

Edit your template/Page with Bricks.

Add a Section and inside its Container, a Block.

Since the element on which query loop is enabled becomes the repeating item, you may want to wrap it in a Container.

Enable query loop.

Post type: Products

Posts per page: -1 (to show all the featured products)

Add a Post Title linked to the post permalink or a Basic Text element in the Block having:

{post_title:link}

Step 2

Add the following in child theme's functions.php or a code snippets plugin:

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