Add Sorting Form to Category Shop Loop Page

To add the missing elements (woocommerce-result-count, woocommerce-ordering form, and gridlist toggle) to your custom shop pages created using the [products] shortcode, you can follow these steps:

1. Create a new page in WordPress and give it a title (e.g., “Wholesale Shop”).
2. In the page editor, switch to the Text/HTML mode to work with the shortcode directly.
3. Modify your existing shortcode by adding the missing elements before the [products] shortcode. Here’s an example:

[woocommerce_product_filter_categories]
[woocommerce_product_filter]

[woocommerce_result_count]
[woocommerce_catalog_ordering]

[products columns="6" orderby="menu_order" order="ASC" ids="" skus="" posts_per_page="-1" pagination="yes" category="wholesale" show_grid="true" show_list="true"]

In the example above, the [woocommerce_result_count] shortcode adds the product count, and the [woocommerce_catalog_ordering] shortcode adds the sorting options.

Note: The show_grid="true" and show_list="true" attributes in the [products] shortcode enable the grid and list toggle options.

Save or update the page.Now, when you visit the “Wholesale Shop” page, you should see the woocommerce-result-count, woocommerce-ordering form, and gridlist toggle elements displayed above the product loop. Adjust the shortcode and attributes as needed to match your requirements and styling preferences.