Bring the season to the front, then put it back
Put the summer range, the gift picks or the sale items at the front for as long as the season lasts, then let the shop switch back on its own.
The problem
Holiday gifts, summer clothing and Black Friday deals need the top rows for a few weeks. Dragging them up is quick. Dragging everything back into your usual order afterwards is the part nobody wants to do, and it often gets left half done.
With Sort Presets you keep your seasonal order ready next to your everyday one. Scheduled Sorting switches it on at the start date and back again when the season ends, so nobody has to remember.
How to do it
Save your everyday order
Open Rearrange Products, check that your shop looks the way it normally should, and save it as a preset called something like "Everyday".
Arrange the seasonal version
Drag the seasonal products to the top of the shop or of the categories that matter. Select several products at once to move a whole collection together.
Save it as its own preset
Save this arrangement as "Holiday 2026" or similar. Duplicate it next year as a starting point instead of building it from scratch.
Schedule it
On the Schedules tab, pick the "Holiday 2026" preset, a start date and an end date. Choose "Go back to the regular order" for when it ends, and the shop switches back without you doing anything.
Each preset also has its own shortcode, so you can build a seasonal landing page that always shows the collection in the order you saved.
What you need
ProUses: Sort Presets, Scheduled Sorting, Drag-and-drop sorting.
More use cases
Best sellers and new arrivals first
Lead with the products that already sell, or with what just came in, so returning shoppers see something new.
In-stock products first
Keep sold-out products from taking the top rows of your shop and category pages.
Multilingual stores with WPML
Arrange your products once and every translated version of the shop follows the same order.
Ready to take control of your product order?
Put best sellers, new arrivals or seasonal picks where shoppers look first.