Hi Joaquín,

Thank you for your interest in the Filter Everything plugin.

Yes, it is compatible with WPBakery.

Best Regards.
- Victor

Hi bootcenterkonstanz,

We just enabled compatibility mode from the filters->settings, and it seems like everything is working well.

Best Regards,
- Victor

Thank you! One more question: why in the desktop version the filter appears so that you have to scroll down to see all the options? Can we make it completely without scrolling down? Best regards.

Hi bootcenterkonstanz,

That’s a good question, but those are your own CSS styling. Our filter does not have any scroll box styling out of the box. Perhaps, you need to change it in the way that you need.

Best Regards,
- Victor

Hi neovisionaachen,

Thank you for choosing Filter Everything PRO.

Well, you can modify the chips term name with the hook ’wpc_chips_term_name’

$chips_term_name = apply_filters( 'wpc_chips_term_name', $term->name, $term, $filter );

Best Regards,
- Victor

Hey there! Unfortunately it does not work the way we expected. Can you take a look at it? https://pastebin.com/ejvsgcEn

Hi neovisionaachen,

We can provide a simple example of how it works:

function modify_chips_term_name($term_name, $term, $filter) {
    $modified_term_name = 'Modified ' . $term_name;

    return $modified_term_name;
}

add_filter('wpc_chips_term_name', 'modify_chips_term_name', 10, 3);

The rest is on you since providing custom codes that extend the plugin functionality is out of the scope of support policy here on CodeCanyon.

Best Regards,
- Victor

Hi morvy,

You cannot select both values in the same attribute and apply the SEO Rule to them because it can confuse the crawlers and make it difficult for them to determine the page’s content and purpose.

You can use separate Attributes for that and create an SEO Rule when they are checked.

Best Regards,
- Victor

Hello Victor, I think we will have to agree to disagree I see many scenarios where one attribute can have more values selected and still be relevant. I understand placeholder for that specific attribute’s value won’t work, but it still could be useful. Like when you have “shoes” with attribute “Purpose” with values “Indoor, Outdoor, Running” and people want to filter Indoor Running shoes .. I know, not the best example as these should be 2 separate attributes, but in small shops many attributes are combined to make the navigation easier. For now I’ll replace the filter with single value so it’s indexable, but it’s not what I wanted to display to customers..

Yes, it is a discussable topic, and we may add this functionality in future updates. But currently, it is working only with one term from each attribute. The only way to make it is to use different attributes or create predefined attributes such as “outdoor/running” and “indoor/outdoor/running”. So you can use only one term and make it is a radiobutton or dropdown, so you can choose only one option.

Best Regards.
- Victor

Hi Make81,

Thank you for choosing Filter Everything PRO.

You can do it with the – Templates Overriding, more about it you can read here – https://filtereverything.pro/resources/templates-overriding/

For your case, you need to make changes in the filters-button.php file.

Best Regards.
- Victor

Thank you very much Victor. This worked perfectly.

Hi Make81,

I’m glad that your problem was solved

If it is possible we would be thankful for a positive review about the plugin here on CodeCanyon – https://codecanyon.net/item/filter-everything-wordpress-woocommerce-filter/reviews/31634508

Thank you in advance!

Best Regards.
- Victor

Hi Floor,

The license has been activated, and everything is working well.

Best Regards,
- Victor

Hi Victor, Thank you! Can you confirm which license is working now? The one I have emailed you?

Yes, the one that you have emiled us.

Best Regards,
- Victor

We have checked the site, and the issue is in how you add the shortcode to the shop page. We checked the workability with the archive-product.php file by placing the shortcode directly into the template for testing purposes and everything is working fine. So you can use the widget section to place the filter widget on the page or you can add this code in the archive-product.php template:

<?php 
echo do_shortcode('[fe_widget horizontal="yes"]');
echo do_shortcode('[fe_chips]');
?>

To make it the right way, copy the original template file archive-product.php file that is laying in the WooCommerce plugin directory (wp-content/plugins/woocommerce/templates/). Copy this file and paste it into your child theme’s woocommerce/templates directory. And add the code right after the header where the arrow is pointing – https://prnt.sc/QrOFDlSaaPLi

Do not make changes in the direct plugin file.

Best Regards.
- Victor

Thank you so much Victor, everything’s working as intended. Thank you for your solutions!

Hi wonderjellybean,

Great news. I’m glad that the issue was solved

If it is possible I would be thankful for a positive review about the plugin here on CodeCanyon – https://codecanyon.net/item/filter-everything-wordpress-woocommerce-filter/reviews/31634508

Thank you in advance!

Best Regards.
- Victor

PS if this is styling related to the theme, can I over-ride with a CSS snippet? As far as anything added by me, it’s all removed. I am having issues finding that class in your screenshot using inspector (I am ok with CSS, but no expert). Thanks.

Hi torndownunit,

We have checked the site. Check the Filters -> Settings -> Experimental and Custom CSS area.

Best Regards.
- Victor

Thanks again for the great support.

Hi RelianceFoundry,

Currently, the plugin is compatible with two popular and free Multi-currency plugins WOOCS and CURCY. But you can go to the code and find the realizations for those plugins as examples which will help you to make custom ones. You can find it in the “wpc-third-party.php” file around the 465 line.

Best Regards.
- Victor

thanks for the reply, is there any way to programmatically hide one of filters? as an example I’m going to filter based on a “custom meta key” and I want to hide/do not show the filter based on a condition.

Hi RelianceFoundry,

You can make a filter that goes step-by-step by using the parent filter option. There is a demo that shows you how it works – https://demo.filtereverything.pro/step-by-step-filtering/. You can hide other filters until you choose something from the first one.

But creating conditions when specific terms were chosen would need only custom coding and a deep understanding of the plugin itself to apply such functionality and not cause any issues to the plugin’s workability.

Best Regards.
- Victor

Hi bootcenterkonstanz,

Thank you for choosing Filter Everything PRO.

Just to clarify the problem “is solver” or “isn’t solved”?

Best Regards.
- Victor

The problem is solved. It had nothing to do with your plugin, but with the settings of another plugin. Thank you.

Thank you for the clarification, glad to hear that everything is working.

Best Regards.
- Victor

Hi maltebjorkman,

Thank you for choosing Filter Everything PRO.

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

Best Regards.
- Victor

I have now sent the credentials.

We have checked the site, and it seems that you were modifying the ACF field “struktur” meta key or some other manipulations; you need to go to the database and check by that meta key what values it is storing. Or delete it and create a new one to test. Because if you are modifying the name of the meta key, it is not changing in the database, and such issues are appearing.

Best Regards,
- Victor

Hi fabDesignsPH,

Thank you for choosing Filter Everything PRO.

We have a couple of questions, do you have something to filter there? Or is it just an empty space? You need to place the filter on the page with the elements you need to filter, and in “What to filter” you need to select the correct WP_Query that displays those elements.

If you are using “Apply Button” mode after choosing the needed filter terms you need to hit Apply button to filter the elements. The filter itself is not showing the items, it is just filtering them.

Best Regards.
- Victor

Hi x7mo,

All CSS files you can find here: https://prnt.sc/y18UjuQkQ3Vy or, you can exclude the whole plugin folder or it won’t work in that way in the plugin that you are using?

Best Regards.
- Victor

For anyone looking for the solution for this the stylesheet is wpc-filters-open-widget without a # or . before it

Hi x7mo,

Thank you for sharing your solution with the others.

Best Regards.
- Victor

Hi jblairjoly,

Thank you for your interest in filtering everything PRO.

Our plugin takes all the data from the database, so at the end you will still have all of the tags and other attributes. You can only write a custom code that will work with Restrict User Access functionality.

Unfortunately, we do not have time to implement custom functionality for additional payment, as we are fully focused on updating the plugin with new functionality. We can only recommend using such a platform as Upwrok to hire a WordPress dev so he can extend the needed functionality.

Best Regards.
- Victor

I see, thanks anyway for your help.

Hi ctrlinternet,

Thank you for choosing Filter Everything PRO.

Please, note that the License key and CodeCanyon purchase code are different things.

To set the License key, please go to Filters -> Settings -> License, click the “Get your License Key” – https://prnt.sc/-ehm9df3H_XT and you will be redirected to the new page.

Log in there with your Envato credentials and you will see your License key for the Filter Everything PRO plugin.

Best Regards.
- Victor

Hi Jamie,

This is a very weird behavior. We have never encountered such an issue previously. And the site is extremely slow working. Perhaps it makes sense to check for a better hosting plan or better server hardware. Or optimize the site itself and the database. Because our plugin is working with the database, and that’s all, it doesn’t need any impressive hardware to work, as long as there are no 2k of taxonomies.

Is your plugin activated or in lock status? Perhaps it might have something do to with it. We need more information on the issues to understand what can cause such behavior.

Best Regards.
- Victor

Hi youssefe74,

It looks like you can solve your task with the hooks that we already have:

wpc_set_num_shift 
wpc_unset_num_shift 

There is no need to add multiple other new hooks for the task.

Renaming the “srch” into “s” is impossible, because it will conflict with the “s” parameter that is already in use by WordPress.

Best Regards.
- Victor

Hello, thank you for your quick response. I had already seen those hooks, but the issue is that in my use case, I do not meet the conditions where those hooks are found, so my code never accesses them because no post matches that specific “post meta”. For example, in the code I sent earlier : if( ! empty( $new_result ) ) this condition is not met in my use case, so I never reach the wpc_set_num_shift hook. Additionally, the fact that the min and max use the same hook is problematic because when using the hook, it is unclear which one is the min and which one is the max. Hence, my request.

Hi youssefe74,

You can add the following code in the plugin, with the next updates it will be added like that, by the third parameter you can add a post meta key:

$min_and_max = apply_filters( 'wpc_set_min_max', $min_and_max, $this->getName() );

return $this->convertSelectResult( $min_and_max, $post_and_types );

Best Regards.
- Victor

Hi glasshalfpool1,

Here is support for accounts who purchased the plugin, and if you already did it, please write your request from the account where you purchased it. This is the standard procedure followed by the CodeCanyon support policy.

Perhaps you need to update the plugin to the latest version.

Best Regards,
- Victor

Hi Antonio,

It appears that you have customized the styling or modified the filter templates. To ensure proper functionality (looks), it is necessary to complete the styling you have started and ensure that everything works seamlessly together. This is the only solution to the issue.

Best Regards,
- Victor

Try to choose another option in the “And what to filter” dropdown inside the filter set settings. Perhaps you are using the wrong query.

Best Regards,
- Victor

In this field I have only this option.

“No WP Queries matched to the post type “Post” found on the page”.

Can you help me?

In that case, there can be two issues that can be cache, you have a plugin that caches everything and because of that there is no possibility to choose the WP_Query in the filer set settings in that case you need to turn off object caching, and actually experiment but before testing always update filter set, or your items displayed without the WP_Query, using API or any other ways.

Best Regards,
- Victor