Hi MichalGazdik,

Thank you for choosing Filter Everything PRO.

The thing is that the first link and the second as well are not filtering, and there can be a couple of reasons why, caching that cache absolutely everything and creating an issue to work with WP_Query. Plugins that make a copy of the WP_Query and use it to show products on the page, in that case again making issues to work with the needed query.

Try to turn off 50% of the plugins and update the filter set each time to test if everything is working, if it didn’t help turn off more plugins by updating the filter set and testing it until you find the plugin that brings issues to workability to the plugin.

Best Regards.
- Victor

You can configure cron on the server, which will periodically open the site with the cache reset option in the URL. Or you can add this behavior in the importing code, so right after it’s finished, it should open a site with the cache reset option in the URL.

Best Regards,
- Victor

Can’t we do this with a function? We have an action available especially for such events.

Hi taggbh,

Good news, yes you can. And here is an example of the code of how you can do it:

if ( class_exists( '\FilterEverything\Filter\Plugin' ) ) {
    $fe = new \FilterEverything\Filter\Plugin();
    $fe->resetTransitions();
}

Best Regards,
- Victor

Hi lukasj7,

Can you please remove the permission to watch the screenshot that you made so we can check it?

Best Regards.
- Victor

Of course: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/19Sike8R-IDg72EE6jE1nqhYWizUN6tHW?usp=sharing

Hi lukasj7,

Does the page have any widgets that can display the filter set? or did you use the filter widget shortcode to display it? If not, try to add a shortcode on the needed page: [fe_widget]

More about shortcodes you can read here – https://filtereverything.pro/resources/shortcodes/

Best Regards,
- Victor

Hi rockdesignnl,

Thank you for your interest in the Filter Everything plugin.

You can make a step-by-step filter like in this demo – https://demo.filtereverything.pro/step-by-step-filtering/ just turn on the apply button mode for redirection to the shop page.

If you want to create something close like on the page you provided the link to us, in that case, you need to use custom coding and styling by changing the filter templates.

Best Regards.
- Victor

Hi wimb48,

The free versions you can find any version here – https://wordpress.org/plugins/filter-everything/advanced/

If you want an older version of PRO version, by your request, we can provide a specific version.

Best Regards.
- Victor

Thanks Victor, we had problems with the PRO version 7.14. It did not filter anymore. So we wanted to try version 7.11 (Pro)

Well if the filter isn’t working correctly the older version of it barely can solve the issues. But, please send a message via PM so we can send you a link for the needed version there.

Best Regards.
- Victor

Hi wzaneta,

Thank you for your interest in the Filter Everything plugin.

Yeah, it should work absolutely great, as long as the products/items/posts and any other things that you want to filter are displayed by the WP_Query.

Best Regards.
- Victor

Hi eyethalics,

Thank you for choosing Filter Everything PRO.

It’s even hard to place a cursor on the apply button because this menu for some reason is appearing – https://prnt.sc/Xjdeu22i43IC

But to fix your problem you need to specify here – https://prnt.sc/wT0ACT4BuDLM the class or id of your products container.

Best Regards.
- Victor

Hi Victor, thank you for your reply. Based on my website, is it possible to help us find what class or id should I put in? I tried several class but not working

Hi eyethalics,

Try to use #main but we would recommend giving a specific id tag to your product container element.

Best Regards.
- Victor

Hi RelianceFoundry,

You can either exclude – https://prnt.sc/oEXzfD65oivV or hide empty terms that have (0) in all filters – https://prnt.sc/m-F-_Da36Jcu

Best Regards.
- Victor

Hi xaifu,

Thank you for choosing Filter Everything PRO.

You need to go to Filters -> Settings -> Experimental -> and enable this option – https://prnt.sc/xkB1dOFQzMPN and simply place the button on the needed page with a shortcode – [fe_open_button] more about shortcodes you can read here – https://filtereverything.pro/resources/shortcodes/

Best Regards.
- Victor

Hi riccardop18,

Thank you for choosing Filter Everything PRO.

While adding styles keep in mind the CSS Specificity, so the styles won’t be ignored. You can read more about it here – https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/Specificity

Best Regards.
- Victor

Hi lorencosmith,

Thank you for your interest in the Filter Everything plugin.

1. As long as it is just a numeric custom field with values 10, 15, 24 and so on it will work, but if it is a product attribute won’t work as a range slider as they all have their own slug.
2. As long as it is a taxonomy or custom field or attribute it should work. If it is just some type of description then it won’t work. It all depends on how it is implemented.
3. Such sorting has to be done with custom coding, there is no such functionality out-of-the-box.
4. Such functionality with changing the range sliders depending on the chosen option is also only can be reached by custom coding.

Best Regards.
- Victor

Unfortunately, there is no such functionality out-of-the-box at the time. We are constantly working on the plugin and adding new features and in the future, we are going to add it as well. But currently, we are working on other highly requested features.

We would be glad to help, but there is no spare time to create custom functionality. We can only recommend hiring a WP dev using such platforms like Upwork that can write custom code to extend the plugin functionality to your needs.

Best Regards.
- Victor

Ok thank you Victor. I really appreciate the help. I’ll get a developer to look at it for me. Congratulations on such a great plugin. Best wishes.

Thank you very much for the kind words. Glad to hear that we managed to help.

Best Regards.
- Victor

Oh, no not at all, it can be posts, etc, just it all should be displayed with WP_Query so the plugin can filter it. We just provided an example of products to make it more understandable. You can make it in any way you want.

What type of custom field are you using to apply it to the posts? You can send us the screenshot of the filter set and how you set up everything so we can check, and make sure that you choose the correct option for the “And what to filter” dropdown.

Best Regards.
- Victor

Yeah, that’s the thing… I have separate portfolio items. With their own main and sub portfolio categories. But it shows them all in 1 single big dropdown menu and I just can’t seem to figure out how to make that into separate dropdowns.

I’ll get back to you tomorrow. I’m happy to also send you credentials for log-in to have a look around if that’s helpful? Just send me some way to do so, so I don’t have to place them here.

Ah, now it is understandable what you want to make, a dropdown with list of a parent categories then show the subcategories of the chosen parent category, and so on. Unfortunately, there is no such possibility at the time.

Theoretically, it is possible to make it like that with multiple Filter Sets and the option to hide empty terms. And in another Filter Set create a filter with categories and exclude all the parent categories and so on. Also writing custom codes to make it all work together.

The easiest way to create something like that would be to create just categories without any sub-ones and add other attributes as custom fields, in that way, you can make a normal filter. For example in the first dropdown you choose the category, in the second the needed attribute by custom field, and so on.

Best Regards.
- Victor

Hi JustRe1ax,

Can be a lot of what can be wrong, wrong SEO Rule setting up, turned off site indexing in the WP admin dashboard.

Displaying SEO entities depends on the hooks your active theme uses. If it doesn’t use standard WordPress theme hooks some entities may not be displayed or changed. We can only provide you with a list of hooks that are used for certain SEO entities:

// For SEO title
add_filter( 'wp_title', array( $this, 'wpTitle' ), 15 ); 

// For the Meta description
add_action( 'wp_head', array( $this, 'filtersWpHead' ), 1 );

// For H1 title one of these hooks
add_filter( 'woocommerce_page_title', array( $this, 'seoH1'), -5 );
add_filter( 'get_the_archive_title', array( $this, 'seoH1'), -5 );
add_filter( 'post_type_archive_title', [$this, 'seoH1'], -5 );
add_filter( 'elementor/utils/get_the_archive_title', [$this, 'seoH1'], -5 );

Best Regards.
- Victor

i tried these options but i get an unknown variable error $this

Hi JustRe1ax,,

It seems like you did something wrong or change the “seoH1” function. Could you provide more information about the error and how you tried to make it work?

Best Regards.
- Victor

The store is showing variable products if that helps.

Hi adseoas,

Thank you for choosing Filter Everything PRO.

In sorting options, use the meta key instead of the “product price” option, and if you are using WooCommerce then by default price meta key is _price

Best Regards.
- Victor

Hi pmcooperation,

As we mentioned before a lot of absolutely the same filter sets that are placed on the same page are bringing confusion, we choose the one that is appearing when clicking on the edit button on the page that you linked, and set priority 10 with the correct “HTML id or class…” please check it and please make sure that you are configuring the right filter set.

Best Regards.
- Victor

Yes it works now. thanks again victor. great support

Hi pmcooperation,

Thank you for such a positive feedback of my work. I’d appreciate it if you could copy it into the plugin reviews here – https://codecanyon.net/item/filter-everything-wordpress-woocommerce-filter/reviews/31634508

Best Regards.
- Victor

Hi antoanst,

The only way is to send the license key via PM so we can check it on our side.

Best Regards.
- Victor

A bit confusing what you are trying to do with the 3rd level category, you always can make just a simple horizontal layout – https://demo.filtereverything.pro/horizontal-views/size-s/ without parenting. If you want to create something like: only choose an option from the 3rd dropdown and it will automatically choose all the needed info in two previous ones then no, it’s not possible as it doesn’t know what logic you are following and what you are trying to show. But if you use a simple horizontal layout filter you can choose from any dropdown and it will show all of the available items.

Best Regards.
- Victor

Sorry for the confusion. What I meant is https://facetwp.com/help-center/facets/facet-types/hierarchy-select/ Show depth levels. Basically not having to target the category by its name but depth level. I have on the shop many categories which I cannot target by anything because these are not grouped by anything like color, brand etc. Here is how it is in FacetWP: https://prnt.sc/FQCzEUDeukIa

Thank you so much!

Unfortunately, the only way the categories can be presented at the time is only like in this demo – https://demo.filtereverything.pro/posts/

Making each dropdown for the parent category and its subcategory (or depth) is possible only by custom codes with multiple filter sets.

Best Regards.
- Victor

Hi suwubee,

Thank you for choosing Filter Everything PRO.

Not sure what you want to do, but here how it is works you choose “any color”, “any brand”, “any other attribute” and se it will appear when you have three options one for color one for brand one for other. you do the same for only color and brand and save another rule so the rule will appear while choosing one color and one brand.

Why there is no support to choose a couple of colors or any other attributes?

Using multiple choices of one attribute for example color, will be perceived as an attempt to manipulate search engine rankings or engage in spammy practices. Search engines aim to deliver the best possible user experience by presenting accurate and relevant results. If they detect suspicious practices or content that seems unnatural or manipulative, they may penalize your website, leading to a significant drop in search engine visibility and organic traffic. In simple words, it is not good practice for SEO.

Best Regards.
- Victor

It seems that the style was chnaged that’s why you see it like that, so you need to simply make this style:

.widget-title:after {
 color: #000000;
 display: inline-block;
}

to display none.

Best Regards.
- Victor

No, that didn’t work. Still looks bad. Have sent you a PM – thanks

Please, send us credentials to your /wp-admin following this document so we can check it.

Best Regards.
- Victor