Hi @pstidsen
Not really, it will display all of the filter terms that are applied to your products on a certain page. If you need a unique set of filter terms on each category page, then you would need to create a separate filter set for each category page, however, this is only something that is possible in the PRO version.
Best Regards,
Victor
I will definitely consider the PRO version.
Is it possible to filter the shown categories programmatically?
/ Peter
Can you please evaluate what exactly you mean by this “Is it possible to filter the shown categories programmatically?” We are a bit confused about it.
In the filter there are options to include/exclude required filter terms from a filter.
Best Regards,
Victor
I mean, if you have an apply_filters() wrapped around the categories shown in the filter. If so, it might be possible using PHP code to hide the categories that is not a child of the current category.
Ah, yes you can do the templates overriding for that – https://filtereverything.pro/resources/templates-overriding/ in order to write your own template with the custom code that will remove unnecessary values. But it should have a code that will work only on the category pages and should recognize if this term is a main category or subcategory.
Also, you can check this page with the hooks – https://filtereverything.pro/resources/hooks/ as it can be helpful as well.
Best Regards,
Victor
