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# Displaying On Sale products only in WooCommerce

## Making a hidden filter

Navigate to the **Frontend Search Settings -> Custom Fields** panel, where you can create a new custom field based filter. We are going to use the `_sale_price` WooCommerce field to check if a product is on sale.

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### Steps

* Navigate to **Frontend Search Settings -> Custom Fields** panel
* Enter `On Sale Only` as *Title Label*
* Enter `_sale_price` as *Custom Field*
* Choose `Hidden` as *Type*
* Enter `0` as *Hidden value*
* Choose the `MORE THAN` as *Operator*
* Hit `Save` & the `Save all tabs!` buttons

After these changes products with only with a valid sale price will be displayed.


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