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Problem: I have a View of taxonomy terms displayed on a Product post. I would like to filter the View to show only terms associated with the current Product.
Solution: In the View's Query Filter section, you can add a Term filter set by the page where this View is displayed.
Relevant Documentation:
https://toolset.com/documentation/user-guides/filtering-views-by-taxonomy/
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Assisted by: Christian Cox.
Hi. I have a question about filtering a taxonomy loop on a product page. I have added an extra taxonomy called icons to the content type products (WooCommerce) with Toolset types. I have added 15 items / categories to which a product can be linked. In my case a product can fall into the taxonomy meat, fish or vegetables (see example page or image). Each item has an image which I would like to show on the product page, but only the selection of icons for this specific product. Now it is showing all the available values.
F.e.: hidden link or view the image.
The selection of icons shown are based on all entries (taxonomy items) en not just for this specific product, which I would like. How should I create a filter in views which makes this possible? is there a tutorial available with a similar approach?
Thanks.
