OK, now I can see the filter.

But I’d like to fix a small display issue on the home page:

Every time I select a category, the entire page reloads and returns to the top of the page. It doesn’t stay in the filter section.

Can this issue be fixed?

Thank you.

Please check this page on how to use AJAX filtering: https://filtereverything.pro/resources/ajax-instructions-only/

Make sure to go through it thoroughly without rushing or skipping any parts, as that often leads to incorrect behavior.

Best Regards,
Victor

OK thanks.

Please let me know once done on this thread

Hi henribierman

All done!

Best Regards,
Victor

Awesome thanks! It is working now.

Hi Marius 

Thank you for choosing Filter Everything PRO.

Most likely, crawlers are continuously crawling the filtered pages, causing the high CPU spike. To resolve this, you can use firewall settings and update your robots.txt file accordingly. In the robots.txt file, you can add rules to disallow crawling of specific query parameters used by the plugin. For example:

User-agent: * 
Disallow: /*?filtro-offerta=* 
Disallow: /*?filtro-categorie=* 
Disallow: /*?filtro-brand=*

And other rules to instruct crawlers which URLs to avoid. You can also contact your hosting support so they can check if there are any specific crawlers causing this issue.

Best Regards,
Victor

Hi EasySolutions2016

Go to the Filter Set > Add a new Filter > in the “Filter by” choose “Taxonomy Numeric” > then in the dropdown below choose the required numerical taxonomy.

Best Regards,
Victor

Hi aintzerga

Thank you for your interest in the Filter Everything plugin.

In general, all page builders are compatible with our plugin. However, the page builder should have at least one widget that displays the posts (that you want to filter) using the default WP_Query in order for filtering to work.

Best Regards,
Victor

Hi flopifer31

If you have already purchased the PRO version of the plugin, please make the request from the account where the plugin was purchased in order to receive support.

Best Regards,
Victor

You don’t have to modify the slugs; just gather all of your terms as an array, set the desired order, and return that data in the same order using the hook.

Just like in this example: https://codecanyon.net/comments/30849424

Best Regards,
Victor

Hi Victor,

I do not want to separate terms which are defined in the admin interface from the sorting order by defining the order in a PHP function. I am not the only admin for the website, other admins do not have programming skills.

Thanks,

Leo

Theoretically, you can create a must-use plugin that provides a UI in the admin dashboard with the ability to customize the sorting for certain entities. However, this requires extra effort. At the moment, there are no other options, only PHP code to sort them in a manual order.

Maybe in future updates, there will be built-in functionality to sort them manually in some way.

Best Regards,
Victor

Hi ketleyoliver

Thank you for choosing Filter Everything PRO.

Go to the Filters > Settings > Experimental > and turn on “Use improved dropdowns instead of regular ones (jQuery plugin Select2)” option.

Best Regards,
Victor

Hi Ryke

Can you please send the credentials to the wp-admin dashboard following this document so we can check it?

Also, please send the link to the exact page where you are trying to make the filters work, so we can set up a working solution for you.

Best Regards,
Victor

Hi Filter Everything Support,

We urgently need help resolving a critical issue: the Filter Everything widget is not showing in our Elementor editor panel, making it impossible to apply filters to our WooCommerce product archive layout.

We’ve created an admin account for you:

Login URL: https://reeflighting.cordisco.com/wp-admin

Username: filtereverything

Password: (sent automatically to your support@filtereverything.pro email)

To assist, please view and edit this live test page: https://reeflighting.cordisco.com/home-7-15-25_b-up/

We’re significantly behind schedule and cannot proceed without resolution today. Your urgent help is appreciated.

Thank you, ~ Ryke

Hi Ryke

1) First things first, when we’re asking for credentials and attaching the document with the guide, please follow the exact guidelines. We had to recover the password for your site manually, because there was no “automatically sent password” to our email. All credentials should be sent via PM, not in the comments section: https://prnt.sc/ojdTo3oBxYIR

2) We created two filter sets: one placed on the page you sent the link for, and the second one on the homepage. Please check them both, especially the classes we used for AJAX in the Filter Set settings (HTML class or ID…).

3) You can find our widget in the WordPress area in Elementor: https://prnt.sc/fTdsPUSkNpGC the search won’t find it.

Please carefully review everything before making any changes so you can create and place your filter sets on the required pages.

Best Regards,
Victor

Hi koukstoreofficial

If you are referring to the OR/AND logic, you can go to the filter set, navigate to the required filter, click on “More options,” and there you will find the OR/AND logic setting.

Best Regards,
Victor

Hi henrykozhaya

One license can be activated on two sites. If you’re seeing a message on the second site saying it’s already activated on two sites, you can send us the license key you’re using via PM: https://codecanyon.net/user/fe_support so we can deactivate it across all installations.

Best Regards,
Victor

Hi Lukas

Thank you for choosing Filter Everything PRO.

In order to create a manual sorting, you can use the hook “wpc_terms_before_display” For more information, please check this page: https://filtereverything.pro/resources/hooks/#terms-before-display-hook

Best Regards,
Victor

Hello, thank you for your help. Unfortunately, I can’t get the script to work. I created a number field using ACF, which the filter is supposed to use, but it doesn’t seem to work properly.

Could you please take a look at it? Here is the relevant page: https://test.outdoorkiddy.it/ausflugsplaner/ The issue concerns the filter with ID 755 (“WAS”), which contains 3 parent categories, and each of those has child categories as well.

Thank you very much, Lukas

Hi Lukas

All we can recommend is to check this comment with the example of the code, so you can modify it for your own case.

Best Regards,
Victor

Hi slkaz

If a caching plugin is being used on the site, it should provide tools or configuration options to manage what gets cached and what doesn’t. It’s expected that a caching solution should allow you to exclude dynamic pages, like filtered URLs, from being cached, especially when dealing with filters that can create a large number of URL variations. This is a limitation on the caching side.

Can you please provide some information on what can be done on our plugin’s side to influence the behavior of caching plugins? We’d like to pass it to the development team for review.

Best Regards,
Victor

Hi Victor,

Thank you for your quick reply!

I understand that most caching plugins offer tools for excluding specific pages or patterns from cache, but in practice, they usually rely on the URL structure and are not aware of the dynamic nature of filter queries used on shop/category pages. As a result, sites using extensive filtering (with multiple product attributes) can quickly generate thousands of unique filtered URLs, each cached separately, leading to excessive server load and storage use.

While this issue is primarily related to how caching plugins operate, your plugin stands out by enabling advanced filtering and generating dynamic pages that are difficult for caching plugins to distinguish from static content.

From a developer perspective, it would be extremely useful if your plugin provided dedicated hooks, filters, or even a specific marker (such as a unique body class, meta tag, or HTTP header) whenever a filtered page is rendered. This would allow caching plugins and custom code to easily identify these dynamic filter pages and adjust cache behavior accordingly (e.g., by skipping cache for those requests).

Having a standardized method to flag or hook into filtered pages would:

Help plugin and theme developers implement more robust cache exclusions,

Allow store owners to optimize caching strategies for performance,

Reduce the risk of unnecessary cache bloat.

Is this something you could consider for future development? If you need concrete examples of hooks or markers that could be useful, I’d be happy to provide further details.

Best regards, Sławek

Hi Sławek

So, at the moment, we have this function:

/**
 * @return bool true if it is a filtered page and false if not
 */ 
flrt_is_filter_request();

Which will return true or false based on whether this is a filtered page.

Best Regards,
Victor

Hi Victor, yeah this is what I will tell my client. But does he need to be an Admin to access FE pro right? I cannot give Editors the right to Update the Filter Sets, right?

I mean without external plugins …

There is the next hook that can be used to allow it for other user roles:

function flrt_plugin_user_caps(){
    return apply_filters( 'wpc_plugin_user_caps', 'manage_options' );
}

Best Regards,
Victor

Hi Victor, great … thanks!

1) We need a link to the exact page with the issue and a step-by-step instruction on how to recreate it. You can also send the link to the video where you are showing the issue.

2) The “And what to filter” option displays the number of queries on the page for the chosen post type to filter. So, if you have three separate queries on the page, each displaying some products, you can only filter one of them; you cannot filter all at once. This is why, when you choose a different query, it shows different counters. You need to select one, hit the “Update” button, go to the filtered page, refresh it, and try to filter. If the required posts are not being filtered, repeat the process with the second query, and so on.

Best Regards,
Victor

Hi Victor,

Here is the new arrival page link.

The filter is in the offcanvas area. On mobile devices, clicking the filter button opens the filter window with a transparent background that includes brands and countries, but clicking the filter options, the window disappears. How to resolve this issue?

Regards

Mir

Hi Mir

In the Filters > Settings > Experimental > Custom CSS, we added this small CSS code:

body .wpc-filters-overlay {
    z-index: -1;
}

But you only have sliders on the New Arrivals page, so most likely it won’t filter them.

Best Regards,
Victor

Hi Mir

We have checked the site, and since you didn’t provide the exact page where you’re trying to make your filters work, we placed the filter set called “Sasty Filters” on the shop page. Everything is working correctly on the ”/discover_sasty/” shop page.

Please check it.

Best Regards,
Victor

Hi vicente_jp

To change the search behavior, please check this page: https://filtereverything.pro/resources/search-filter-add-remove-restrict/

Best Regards,
Victor

Hi runriotcreative

Thank you for choosing Filter Everything PRO.

We have checked the site, and the issue is coming from either the theme or custom CSS styles. If we go here and turn off the float style: https://prnt.sc/V2hOvAFGM2Fu everything is working correctly.

Best Regards,
Victor

Hi ingerklesment

Thank you for choosing Filter Everything PRO.

Can you please send the credentials to the wp-admin dashboard following this document so we can check it?

Also, please send the link to the exact page where you want the filters to work.

Best Regards,
Victor

Hi Mir

Can you please send the credentials to the wp-admin dashboard following this document so we can check it?

Also, please send the link to the exact page where you want the filters to work.

Best Regards,
Victor

Hi Mir

Please follow the guide exactly and complete each step as instructed. Do not post your credentials in this forum; follow the guide as written, since any messages posted here in the comments section are visible to everyone.

Best Regards,
Victor