---
title: Show products on the site
description: "Archives, product URLs, and the grid and single-product shortcodes."
url: "https://clinkology.com/docs/products-display-2/"
updated: "2026-10-15"
category: Clink C7 Advanced Products
---

# Show products on the site

Settings are on **Clink C7 → Products → Display**.

## Pages and URLs

- **Product URL slug** is the base for product pages. The default is `c7-products`, so a product lives at `/c7-products/product-name/`.
- **Club / members URL** is the page linked from members-only products. The default is `/club/`.
- **Enable archives** turns on the product archive and the collection, type, and allocation archives.
- **Enable single product pages** turns on a page for each product. Shortcodes still work if this is off.

## Grid defaults

- **Products per page** defaults to 9.
- **Columns** defaults to 3, with a maximum of 6.
- **Tablet breakpoint** defaults to 768 pixels.
- **Infinite scroll** loads the next page as the visitor scrolls. Off, the grid shows one page.
- **Show variant options in list view** puts the add-to-cart form on the card when a product has more than one variant. Off, that card links to the product page with **Select Options**.

Shortcode attributes override these defaults for that one grid.

## Shortcodes

```
[clink_c7_products]
```

```
[clink_c7_products collection="red-wine" type="wine" limit="12" columns="4" keep_loading="1"]
```

| Attribute | What it does |
| --- | --- |
| `collection` | Limit the grid to these collection slugs. Separate several with commas. |
| `type` | Limit the grid to these product-type slugs. Separate several with commas. |
| `limit` | Products per page. |
| `columns` | Number of columns. |
| `keep_loading` | `1` turns infinite scroll on for this grid. `0` turns it off. |

After a sync, the Display tab also lists a ready-made shortcode for each collection and each product type.

```
[clink_c7_product_single slug="product-slug"]
```

`slug` is the Commerce7 product slug. `id` is the WordPress post ID, if you would rather target that. Optional `excludes` hides parts of that embed, for example `excludes="price,sku"`.