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To remove the filters all you need to do is to go to the filter section of your view and then delete filter shortcodes.
After you have removed this then you will get a small warning saying that the frontend filters are missing and if you will like to remove the query filters as well. See Screenshot.
Removing the filters and re-adding doesn't seem to solve the problem.
In fact, I never saw the warning you posted the screenshot of. All I did was highlight everything in the filter section, remove it all, then clicked update. The view just updated and no error message.
I paste the code back and update. Everything on the front end looks the same (no filters), the entire process.
Thanks for your help! I see that they do show now. Do you have a step-by-step support doc on how to do that? Not sure what step I was missing?
However.. the CSS for those filters is now different. Did the CSS reset when you removed and re-added the filters?
Also another issue now.. when you select multiple checkboxes under different filters -- shortcodes start to show on the front-end. See attached screenshots and please advise on a fix so that the shortcodes don't show when multiple filters are checked.
Still having this same original issue with the other categories. On the connectors page, I have followed your suggestions by removing the filters, save, and then re-add the filters.
When I remove the filters from the top of page from "Query Filter" section, the filters re-appear on the front-end.. but as soon as I add just one of the filters back in, they disappear again.
Can you please advise on specifically how to fix?
Here's an example of how we have the query filter setup:
2 Cavities is a string equal to URL_PARAM(2-cavities)
Okay I figured it out finally! You have to use the wizard to add the filters back... cannot just copy and paste the code. This is going to take awhile to manually update!
Aside from that, does Toolset offer a way to add the accordions, rows, and filters to style the filter areas on the front end? Maybe a content template?