Every saved Bulk Shop table gets its own shortcode ID.
The standard shortcode format is:
[bulkshop id="123"]
Replace 123 with the ID of your saved table.
Copying the shortcode
In the Builder area, Bulk Shop shows the shortcode for the selected table. You can copy it directly from the Builder header.
Where to use the shortcode
You can place the shortcode in:
- pages
- posts
- widgets or block areas that support shortcodes
- template areas that render shortcodes
- product-related content areas, depending on your theme or setup
One table, multiple placements
Because the table settings are saved separately from the shortcode placement, the same saved table can be reused in multiple places.
This makes it easier to:
- keep one consistent order table across multiple pages
- update a table once and reuse it elsewhere
- create dedicated tables for different use cases
Related product pages
You can create a saved table that is meant for single product pages and enable related and upsell product behavior in the Configure tab.
Before using the shortcode this way, make sure the table is configured in Builder:
- open Configure
- enable Use related and upsell products on single product pages
- save the table
After that, place the shortcode in a single product page area, tab, block or template location where shortcodes are rendered.
In that case, the shortcode still looks the same:
[bulkshop id="123"]
But the table content can adapt to the current product page context and load related and upsell products for the current product.
Category archive pages
You can also create a saved table that uses the current WooCommerce category page query.
Before using the shortcode this way, make sure the table is configured in Builder:
- open Configure
- enable Use the current product category page query
- save the table
Then place the shortcode on a WooCommerce product category archive page or in a category archive template location that renders shortcodes.
This is useful when you want the table to adapt automatically to the current category archive page while still using the same saved table design and settings.
Legacy shortcode note
Bulk Shop still includes a legacy shortcode generator for older setups. New Builder-based setups should normally use saved tables with shortcode IDs instead.
