OrderFusion provides several settings to customize your orders screen experience. Access these settings via Screen Options > Settings section.
Accessing Settings
↑ Back to top- Navigate to WooCommerce > Orders
- Click Screen Options (top-right corner of the screen)
- Scroll to the Settings section
- Toggle settings on/off as needed
- Click Screen Options to close the panel
Settings apply immediately when toggled. Changes are saved automatically.
Show Applied Filters
↑ Back to topWhat it does: Displays an “Active filters” bar above the orders list showing all currently applied filters as clickable badges.
Active Filters Bar: When filters are applied, you’ll see a row like this above your orders:
Active filters: [Products: iPhone ×] [Status: Processing ×] [Date range: Nov 1 - Nov 30 ×]
Each badge shows the filter name and value. Click the × on any badge to instantly remove that filter without opening the filter row.
When enabled: See all active filters at a glance. Remove individual filters with one click without opening the filter row or resetting everything. Ideal for complex filter combinations.
When disabled: Cleaner interface with more screen space for orders. Best when you rarely use filters or apply only one filter at a time.
Hide the Filter Button
↑ Back to topWhat it does: Removes the standard Filter button from the filter row.
Why this option exists: OrderFusion applies filters automatically via AJAX without page reload. The traditional Filter button becomes redundant, but some third-party plugins may depend on it.
When enabled (button hidden): Cleaner filter row interface. OrderFusion’s AJAX filtering works automatically without the redundant button. Only shows the Reset button.
When disabled (button visible, default): Maximum compatibility with third-party plugins that add custom filters requiring page reload. Recommended when troubleshooting filter behavior or using plugins that depend on the Filter button.
Enable Infinite Scroll
↑ Back to topWhat it does: Automatically loads the next batch of orders when you scroll to the bottom of the orders list. Eliminates the need to click through pagination.
How it works: Orders load in batches (configurable via Screen Options > “Items per page”). Scroll to the bottom and the next batch loads automatically. Continues until all orders are loaded.
When enabled: No pagination clicks needed. Ideal for scanning through large order volumes sequentially (support queues, fulfillment lists). Natural on mobile/tablet devices. Handles thousands of orders efficiently by loading only visible batches.
When disabled: Traditional pagination with page numbers. Best when you jump to specific pages, work with small order counts that fit on one page, or prefer to bookmark specific page URLs.
Troubleshooting
↑ Back to topSettings not saving: Close Screen Options panel and refresh page (F5) after toggling.
Settings reset after logout: Settings are user-specific. Check you’re logged in as the same WordPress user.
Active Filters bar shows with no filters: Hard refresh page (Ctrl+F5 / Cmd+Shift+R) to clear browser cache.
Third-party filters broken when Filter button hidden: Disable “Hide Filter button” setting. Third-party plugin requires the button for page reload.
Infinite scroll not triggering: Verify setting is saved (Screen Options > Enable infinite scroll > Close panel > Refresh). If all orders fit on one page, infinite scroll won’t activate. Check browser console (F12) for JavaScript errors.
Scroll stops prematurely: You’ve reached the last order. Check order count display (e.g., “Showing 100 of 100”).
Orders load slowly: Reduce batch size (Screen Options > Items per page), apply filters to narrow results, or check server performance.
Plugin conflicts: Some JavaScript-heavy plugins interfere with infinite scroll. Disable plugins one by one to identify conflicts.