Plugin Author
YMC
(@wssoffice21)
Hi!
The filter works based on the attached terms to the selected posts. If this post is attached to the Speed and Height categories and the required terms are marked in it, then this post will be included in the filtering results. Of course, here you need to take into account the logic of taxonomy connections using the Taxonomy Relation option. Everything will depend on your settings in the plugin.
Hi!
Thank you so much for the quick answer.
I am not sure that my question is fully answered. Sorry I probably misexpress myself haha
Let me try to explain it better.
If I have many criterias on each post for example:
Post 1 categories : Speed + Height
Post 2 categories : Speed + Light
Post 3 categories : Light + Height
Post 4 category : Mushroom
If someone who is searching by selecting Height then, Post 1 +3 is displayed
If someone who is searching by selecting Light + Height then Only post 3 will be displayed
If someone select Mushroom + Height, then No post will be displayed as they dont have both categories.
Am I more clear by explaining like this ?
Thank you very much in advance 🙂
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This reply was modified 8 months, 3 weeks ago by
yannick111.
Plugin Author
YMC
(@wssoffice21)
Here all logic is based on the relationships between taxonomies. For these purposes, there is an option Taxonomy Relation that manages relationships between different taxonomies. If you need to rigidly bind a post to the necessary terms, then you should set the relationship as “AND”, and if the conditions suggest a less rigid binding, then the option will be “OR”. Everything is built on the basis of the work of the global object WP Query in WordPress