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Product Filter – Tags

Legacy Widget

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As of WordPress 5.8, the Block Widgets Editor replaces the previous widgets administration. The widget described here is available as a Legacy Widget when using the new Block Widgets Editor. However, to maintain full widget settings functionality, you must install the Classic Widgets plugin which restores the previous (“classic”) WordPress widgets settings screens.
This page describes a Legacy Widget. With the Block Widgets Editor, we recommend to use the corresponding Product Filter – Tags block instead. See the Blocks page for an overview of all available blocks with the extension.
The Product Filter – Tags widget that is part of the WooCommerce Product Search extension provides a live product tag filter for your shop. While your customers choose the desired tag, it finds matching products and shows them on the shop page. This live filter displays product tags. It allows the customer to click a tag and updates the shop page to show products that are related to it. The following settings are provided to fine-tune the appearance and behavior of the widget.

Settings

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  • The Title field allows you to set the title of the widget. We recommend to leave it empty and have the widget display its heading automatically instead. The heading will be hidden when there are no matching tags to display and it will be shown when there are any. If you use the title, this is not the case.

Heading

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  • Show heading – This option will display the heading for this filter.
  • Heading – You can input a customized heading here or leave it empty to use the default. The heading will not be displayed when there are no terms to show.
  • Heading for no results – You can input the text of an alternative heading to be displayed when there are no results.

Display

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  • Show on shop pages only – Use this option to display the widget on relevant shop pages only. This includes the shop page, product tag and product category pages etc.
  • Style – Offers options on how to display the terms, as a list or in-line.
  • Show thumbnails – Enable this option to show thumbnails for the terms.
  • Sizing – This option controls whether the size of the entries is uniform or adjusted automatically.
  • Thumbnail sizing factor – The number provided sets the relation between thumbnails and their terms.
  • Show names – Enable this option to show the names of the terms.
  • Show product counts – If enabled, the number of related products per term will be shown.
  • Hide terms without products – This will automatically hide terms that have no related products.
  • Number of terms – If a number is given, this limits the number of terms shown.
  • Toggle the component – Hide the filter component when it has no options, “yes” (by default) or “no”.
  • Toggle the widget – Hide the widget when the component has no options, “yes” (by default) or “no”.

Order

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  • Order by … – Use this option to determine the order in which the terms are shown.

Terms

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  • Filter – This option should be enabled for live filtering.
  • Multiple – If you want to let visitors select more than one term, enable this option.
  • Show – This will determine whether a) All terms are shown, or b) with Set, only those that are within the selection.

Advanced

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The advanced options should be left at their defaults unless there is the need to approach a specific case with this filter.
  • Heading ID – This sets the ID of the heading element.
  • Heading Class – This sets the class of the heading element.
  • Heading Element – Here you can choose which HTML tag is used as the heading element.
  • Container ID – This sets the ID of the filter’s main div container element.
  • Container Class – This adds to the class of the filter’s main div container element.