Deep catalogues
Let shoppers on a kettle page jump back to Cookware or Kitchen in one click.

Show the current WooCommerce product's category path, such as Kitchen / Cookware / Kettles, with linked parent categories.
Each example below is the actual published output of the widget on a sample product assigned to Kitchen › Cookware › Kettles and to Gifts: the default lowest-ID path, a chosen category, a styled path with an icon, plain text without links, and the empty text when the chosen category is not assigned.
Content › Category source sets an optional category ID or slug and what to do when it is empty or not assigned. Display sets the label, accessible name, separator, whether parent and final categories are links, empty text and an optional icon. The Style tab covers alignment, typography, text, final-category and separator colours, spacing, padding, link colour and underline for normal, hover and focus states, and icon colour, size and gap.
Products often sit deep in a category tree, and shoppers want to jump back to the wider category. WooCommerce stores no primary category, so a product in several categories has no single obvious path. Product category path shows the full parent-to-child trail of one assigned category, chosen by you or by a stable lowest-ID rule, with each level linked to its archive.
Let shoppers on a kettle page jump back to Cookware or Kitchen in one click.
Pick which category trail to show instead of whatever WooCommerce lists first.
Show one clean category trail near the price instead of a long comma-separated list.
Start with Complementor installed and your license connected. Enable this module in the WordPress library, then configure it in Elementor.
Install Complementor and WooCommerce, connect your license and enable Product category path in the Complementor library.
Make sure your product categories have parents set under Products › Categories, so there is a path to show.
Add the widget to a single product template or a product page built with Elementor.
Leave Category ID or slug empty to use the lowest-ID assigned category, or enter the slug of the category you want to show.
Choose the label, separator and links, style the path, publish and check a product that sits in several categories.
Configure the settings available for this module to suit the page you are building.
Category ID or slug, shown only when the current product is assigned to it.
When empty or not assigned: use the assigned category with the lowest ID, or show your empty text.
Label, accessible navigation name and separator text.
Link parent categories and link the final category, each switchable.
Optional icon with colour, responsive size and gap.
Style: alignment, typography, text, final-category and separator colours, spacing, padding, and link colour and underline for normal, hover and focus.
Compare the existing Elementor workflow with this Complementor module before choosing your setup.
WooCommerce's breadcrumb shows Home, the category path and the product title from its own rules. Use it for a full site trail; use this widget for just the category path, with your choice of category, label and links.
Elementor Pro's Product Meta lists a product's assigned categories, but as a flat list without their parents. This widget shows the parent-to-child path of one category.
Complementor uses classic Elementor APIs. Atomic-native controls are not implemented. Check your theme, cache and integrations on a staging site before release.
Check these settings if the published page behaves differently from the editor.
With Category ID or slug empty, the widget uses the assigned category with the lowest ID, because WooCommerce does not store a primary category. Enter the slug of the category you want.
The chosen category is not assigned to the product and the fallback is set to the empty text, which is empty. Assign the category, choose the lowest-ID fallback, or write empty text.
The category has no parent. Set a parent category under Products › Categories to build a path.
The widget reads the current product, so it needs a product page or a single product template previewed with a product.
No. It works on product pages built with Elementor; Elementor Pro lets you place it in single product templates for every product.
No. It does not read SEO plugin settings. Enter the category slug, or rely on the lowest-ID rule.
No. It shows one category path. Use a product meta or terms list for all categories.
Yes. The path is a navigation list with your own accessible name, and links get a visible focus outline you can style.
No. It shows only the category path, so you can place it beside your own breadcrumb or title.
This module is included with all 1007 current Complementor solutions. Choose your production website allowance; every plan includes the same modules.
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Applicable taxes extra. Annual subscriptions renew automatically unless canceled in your customer account. Elementor Pro is required for Exclude current post. Read the terms and 14-day technical-issue refund policy.