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Last updated by gaborG 8 years, 1 month ago.
Assisted by: Shane.
I want to offer the ability to filter results based on a taxonomy assigned to them.
Here is my problem.
On the image you see the field marked with 1. That is how I want to display the taxonomies. However, in their current form that is merely a View, and it has no effect on the content displayed next to it.
Number 2 is a multiselect. It has multiproblems.
One of them is that there is no "select none" option to cancel filtering.
Another problem is that I can't figure out how to place it to the side of the results, not above them.
I don't actually need a multiselect option, but I don't seem to have a simple "list of buttons" option when I try to set the filter (see image 2). What I need is a simple column of buttons, and if I click on one, that category will show. If I click on another, then that other category will show. And I need an All Categories button to display all of them (see image 3).
Is this possible? How?
Thanks.
