Hi,
Is there a way to apply more than one filter to the same element?
In my case, we created the taxonomy Categories for different types of building created by an entrepreneur.
Ex: Commercial, gas station, grocery, house, duplex, condo, etc.
Right now, we can use the Category as a filter, but at some point, what we'd like to do is link to a page using two buttons: commercial and residential.
When we click on residential, we go to a page with a filter to choose between single family, triplex, condo, etc... but no commercial elements. So, the drop-down for choosing the category cannot show all categories, but only those that are for residential...
I thought maybe doing two parent categories: commercial and residential, and then putting sub-categories would help, but it will still show all categories in the drop-down filter...
Why can't we put more than one filter for a specific element? Ex: A filter that would check if it's active and then another one that do something, but just on the actives...
Hope it's all clear...
Thank you.
Nelson
Dear Nelson,
I assume you are using Views shortcode [wpv-control-post-taxonomy] to display the taxonomy dropdown filter, and you are going to achieve this:
When user go to a specific URL, display specific some options in the taxonomy dropdown filter.
If it is, there isn't such a built-in feature within shortcode [wpv-control-post-taxonomy], see our document:
https://toolset.com/documentation/user-guides/views-shortcodes/#wpv-control-post-taxonomy
If you agree, we can take it as a feature request, our developers will evaluate it.
Yes, I think that's how it can be done... So yes, please add it to the feature request.
Thank youl
Thanks for the details, I forward it to our supporter Beda, who manages the feature request of Views plugin, I will update you if there is any news.
