Product Sources
Product sources determine which products appear in your table. ProductBay offers several flexible source options.
Source Types
All Products
Displays all published products from your WooCommerce store.
- Best for: General product catalogs, store-wide listings
- Products included: All products with "Published" status
By Category
Select one or more WooCommerce product categories to populate your table.
- Best for: Category-specific pages, seasonal collections
- Search: Type to search and select categories from a dropdown
- Multiple categories: You can select multiple categories — products from all selected categories will be included
On Sale
Automatically includes only products currently on sale. This uses WooCommerce's native sale detection, which accounts for:
Regular sale prices
Scheduled sales (start/end dates)
Variable product sales (if any variation is on sale)
Best for: Sale pages, promotional landing pages
Dynamic: Products automatically appear/disappear as sales start and end
Specific Products
Hand-pick individual products by searching for them.
Search by name — Type a product name for fuzzy matching
Search by ID — Enter an exact product ID
Search by SKU — Enter a full or partial SKU
Best for: Curated lists, featured products, comparison tables
Query Modifiers
Regardless of source type, you can further refine which products appear:
Exclude Product IDs
Enter one or more product IDs to exclude from the table. Useful for hiding discontinued items or products you don't want in a particular table.
Stock Status Filter
| Option | Description |
|---|---|
| Any | Show products regardless of stock status |
| In Stock | Only products that are in stock |
| Out of Stock | Only products that are out of stock |
| On Backorder | Only products accepting backorders |
Price Range
Set minimum and/or maximum price bounds to limit displayed products. Leave a field empty for no limit.
Sort Order
Configure the default sorting for your table:
| Sort By | Options |
|---|---|
| Name | A → Z or Z → A |
| Price | Low → High or High → Low |
| Date | Newest First or Oldest First |
| Popularity | Best Selling First |
TIP
This sets the default sort order. If sorting is enabled in table options, customers can re-sort by clicking column headers.