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<\/a>The best thing about the Distance <\/strong>filter is that it can be combined with any other Toolset filter. For example, you can allow visitors to display only properties that can be rented (and are not for sale) and are in a 50-kilometer radius from New York. Scroll to the Filter Editor <\/strong>section, click on the New filter <\/strong>button and in the dialog that appears, click the Distance <\/strong>button. A dialog with all the options for your distance filter appears. It allows you to customize the default radius, change labels for displayed controls and more.<\/p>\n\n\n One of the important options for a\u00a0Distance\u00a0<\/strong>filter is the\u00a0Comparison field<\/strong>. The filter uses a custom field selected under this option to get the location of each marker. Currently, this custom field needs to be of the\u00a0Address\u00a0<\/strong>type. In other words, the posts you are displaying must feature a custom\u00a0Address\u00a0<\/strong>field. You can also choose between displaying results that are\u00a0Inside of radius<\/strong>\u00a0or\u00a0Outside of radius<\/strong>. In order to use option,\u00a0Distance center is set from user location<\/strong>\u00a0your website must use HTTPS. If this option is selected user’s current location will be used as a center point for filter radius. If you are using\u00a0Distance filter<\/strong>\u00a0as part of\u00a0a custom search you can use it\u00a0to allow users to search posts using map distance. If you are\u00a0combining this filter with other filters be sure to set\u00a0Should distance center input be required\u00a0<\/strong>value to\u00a0No<\/strong>.<\/p>\n\n\n<\/a>