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Problem:
The user would like to hide filters that are empty for the results set.
Solution:
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Assisted by: Jamal.
I am using taxonomy filters to filter my views.
In the front-end select field, I expect to only see taxonomy terms that have posts assigned to them.
Instead I am seeing all taxonomy terms.
All support threads I've found suggest that there is an option to 'Show only available options' when crating or editing taxonomy filters, but there is not (see attached screenshots).
This issue is the same for a WordPress Archive and for a View.
Filter code is below...
[wpv-control-post-taxonomy taxonomy="sailing-types" type="select" default_label="Sailing Types" url_param="wpv-sailing-types" class="my-1"]
