That's no problem. Nada will keep your manual sort and only pick sold-out products and move them to the end. When products are restocked, they automatically return to their original position within the collection.
Once you enable sorting for your collection, keep the sort type set to Manually in the app.
Nada records the position of every product. When a product sells out, Nada moves it to the bottom of the collection. The original position is saved.
When that product comes back in stock, Nada returns it to exactly where it was before.
Example
Say you've arranged your collection like this:
Blue Dress
Red Dress ← sells out
Green Dress
Yellow Dress
After Red Dress sells out, Nada moves it to the bottom:
Blue Dress
Green Dress
Yellow Dress
Red Dress (sold out, moved to end)
Once Red Dress is restocked, it returns to position 2 automatically.
Changing the manual order after enabling sorting
Once sorting is enabled, Nada takes over the collection sorting. You can choose the sorting method in the app settings (for example, Best Selling, Newest, etc.).
If you'd like to change the manual order of products, you'll first need to:
Disable sorting for the collection in Nada.
Arrange the products in Shopify's collection editor as you want them.
Re-enable sorting in Nada with Product Sort set to Manually.
Nada will then use this new order as the default. When a product comes back in stock, it will return to that saved position.
Note: If you'd like to sort by Best Selling, Newest, or another method, this needs to be set directly in the Nada app, not in Shopify's collection settings.
