[Résolu] taxonomie display on search view

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[romanF]

Hey Toolset support-team,

my project has a huge list of taxonomies the user can select or deselect to filter the custom posts. My customer prefers the current version to display the taxonomies. So the list or even the multi-selection list is not a solution since it is too complicated to shift select more than one option. So I am stuck with the displayed selection box option. This is fine but since the list of taxonomies is so long it blows up the search filter in a not so great way.

So I was looking for a pop-up solution to pop up the filter section to select the needed taxonomies. Something like an accordion but just with one option. (A container that can be reduced just to one line)
I hope you understand my idea.
I even did find an accordion block on your documentation site. But it does not exist on my current wordpress site (how can this be?)

What would you recommend for long taxonomy lists if multi selections are important?
Why can't I find the accordion?

[Minesh]

Hello. Thank you for contacting the Toolset support.

There is no native way to display the taxonomy in other mode other than the filer offers.

However - what if you add a chosen library to make your checkboxes taxonomy filter to multiple select filter?

Please check the workaround I shared with the following related ticket that may help you:
=> https://toolset.com/forums/topic/limit-number-of-options-visible-in-search-dropdown-box-taxonomy-scroll-list/#post-1136059

[romanF]

Hi Menesh,
thanks for the shard link. But not all information is accessible. The support did some assistance directly on the page. I can't see what happened there.

But the idea is great. Would it be possible to limit the window of the taxonomy selection to let's say 10 taxonomies with a scroll bar?
The example from the other issue shows a multi-selection-window. Would the same be possible for the check selection type I am using (see screenshot)
If you can help me out - this would be great.

[romanF]

Hi Minesh, sorry for the name typo in my last post.
Since you are working on my other ticket an I gave you access to WordPress and FTP. Can you use this for this issue here as well? Would be great since this seems to be a bit more complicated.

[Minesh]

Yes - I've access details now. Can you please share problem URL where you added your taxonomy filter?

[romanF]

Here is the URL with the taxonomy filter.
lien caché

[Minesh]

Thank you but I do not able to make the script working as it seems outdated or needs fixing.

Even if I able to script make working - please note that all your filters should look like multiple select and you will not have checkboxes filter: lien caché

Is that Ok or what if I add some CSS code to display the checkboxes filters within some defined height and if there are more options then it should display scrollbar - is that OK?

[romanF]

Hey Minesh,

your solution with the css code to limit the height and add a scrollbar when bigger is good for me!

Non the less, any idea why the script is broken? I installed a fresh version of Toolset just a few weeks ago and updated when ever an update was available.

[Minesh]

Can you please check now: lien caché

I've added a CSS class ".class-overflow" to your checkboxes filters from filter's "Advanced" panel CSS Class section.

And then, I've added the following custom CSS to your Block View's "Custom JS and CSS" section's CSS box:

.class-overflow span.wpv-custom-search-filter__input {
max-height:250px;
overflow-y:auto;
}

I can see its working as expected, can you please confirm.

[romanF]

My issue is resolved now. Thank you!

[romanF]

I have one further question. Where can I find the css script with the new class overflow? So I can edit the background color?

[Minesh]

As shared - CSS is added to your Block View's "Custom JS and CSS" section's CSS box on this page:
=> lien caché

Please check the following screenshot: lien caché

[Minesh]

Please feel free to close the ticket if the issue is resolved 🙂

[romanF]

Great, it works!