If you want to achieve this layout change without coding, you can use a page builder plugin like Elementor or a WooCommerce plugin that allows you to customize category pages more flexibly. Here are some options and steps you can try:
1. Using Elementor Pro (or Another Page Builder with WooCommerce Support)
Elementor Pro has WooCommerce integration and allows you to create custom templates for category pages, where you can control the placement of the content sections. Here’s how to set it up:
- Install Elementor Pro (or another similar page builder with WooCommerce support).
- Create a Custom Product Archive Template:
- Go to Templates > Theme Builder in the WordPress dashboard.
- Choose Add New and select Product Archive.
- Select the Category page template.
- Design the Category Page:
- In the Elementor editor, you can add two text blocks or sections:
- One for the introductory text (3-4 lines) at the top of the products.
- Another for the full content below the products.
- Drag and drop the Products widget (or WooCommerce Archive widget) in between these two sections.
- Set Display Conditions:
- Click Publish and set display conditions to show this template on all product category pages or specific ones as needed.
2. Using a WooCommerce Category Plugin
Several plugins allow you to add customized content above and below product listings without any coding. Some options include WooCommerce Category Banner Management or WooCommerce Customizer. Here’s a general way to set it up:
