Hi,
Checking your website, I can see that you already created a tag module which displays the tags, and when one is clicked, you can see a list of products with that tag. Unfortunately, the Joomla tag system doesn't allow for extensions to provide extra information to be added to that list via the tag integration mechanism or plugin events.
So, the only solution, if you want to add images / prices to that list is to create a view override for your frontend template:
www.joomlart.com/tutorials/joomla-4-tuto...omponents-and-layout
In the override, you'll have to add custom PHP code to load the image / price from the database for each item and add its display to the default layout.
Unfortunately, whether you use HikaShop or any other ecommerce solution on your Joomla website, you'll have the same issue as it is a limitation of the tag system of Joomla, not HikaShop.
The "state" of an element linked to a tag (to know if the item should appear or not on the list), is linked to the "published" setting of the product. As far as I know, Joomla doesn't allow us to link to something more dynamic (like the published state AND the stock AND the access level). This means that to remove the out of stock products from that list, you have one solution, which is to add more custom code to the view override to skip the products without stock when you code your override for the image / price.
The smart search system is a bit better. It allows for plugins to provide an image. And I can see that you already have the product images on the search results page on your website. Also, system allows for more dynamic state to be handled. So if the "display out of stock products" setting is turned off in the HikaShop configuration, the out of stock products should not appear in the search results page. However, there is no mechanism for the price display. That would also require a view override of the smart search component of Joomla with custom PHP code.
While search is getting better and better in Joomla, as you can see there are many limitations which makes it not adapted for searching products on an ecommerce website.
This is why HikaShop Business comes with its own search mechanism with called "filters":
www.hikashop.com/support/documentation/1...-filter-listing.html
With it, you can have an input field to search on the name / description of the products, like the smart search, and you can also configure dropdowns, radios, etc to allow customers to select filtering criterias on their search. For example, you could have a custom product field where you could select "tags" in your products, and then create a dropdown on that custom field to be able to filter the products based on these tags.
What's great with this system is that it display the results as standard HikaShop products listings. So, you get all the capabilities of HikaShop when searching: image, price, discount, add to cart button, display effects, layouts, stock handling, etc.