Combine several attributes into one filter attribute
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Hi
I've waited for your reply to the ticket of - February 8, 2022, 19:06 - regarding the combination of several attributes into one.
I have the same need. I would like to combine gemstones of the same type but with different colors into one filter category.
E.g."Moonstone" &"Moonstone O" should be together in"Moonstone" or"Pearl" and"Shell pearls" should be visible together in"Pearls". You can check it out here on the filter Gemstones:
https://purajoya.ch/en/produkte/
Is that possible, maybe with CSS?
Best,
Avital
Hello Avital
unfortunately the plugin does not have this feature
maybe with CSS? - This can't be done with CSS.
Thank you for your answer.
Is it possible to select two gemstones together? For the filter"gemstones" I tried the AND and OR but none of them let me select two or more gemstones so I can create a landing page where e. g. all sorts of Moonstones are visible. Is there a setting that allows to select more than one filter of the same filter category (Moonstone & Moonstone O or Pearl and Shellpearl)?
Hello
Unfortunately, there is no way to combine comparison logic within one taxonomy.
But to show the page with Moonstone & Moonstone O :
[woof taxonomies='pa_schmuckstein:X,Y'] [woof_products taxonomies='pa_schmuckstein:X,Y'] where X is id of Moonstone and Y id of Moonstone O
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