Quote from Alex Dovlatov on May 11, 2026, 12:42
Hello Laurent
There are two ways to achieve this.
The first option is through the HUSKY settings directly. Go to the filter settings for your hierarchy taxonomy and find the Custom Label field. You can use the caret character as a separator between the dropdown level labels and the block title. For example:
Brand+Model^Select Vehicle
The part before the caret defines the hierarchy dropdown labels as usual. The part after the caret becomes the independent title label shown in the Front Builder block, separate from the dropdown labels. So in the example above the dropdowns will show Brand and Model while the block title will show Select Vehicle.
If that does not work for your setup, the second option is to add this code to your theme's functions.php file:
add_filter('woof_get_all_filter_titles', function($titles) {
// Replace 'pa_brand' with your actual taxonomy slug
if (isset($titles['pa_brand'])) {
$titles['pa_brand'] = 'Your Custom Title Here';
}
return $titles;
});Replace pa_brand with the actual slug of your taxonomy and set whatever title text you need. This filter runs every time HUSKY builds its title list so it will apply consistently across the Front Builder.
Please try the first option first and let us know how it goes.
Hello Laurent
There are two ways to achieve this.
The first option is through the HUSKY settings directly. Go to the filter settings for your hierarchy taxonomy and find the Custom Label field. You can use the caret character as a separator between the dropdown level labels and the block title. For example:
Brand+Model^Select Vehicle
The part before the caret defines the hierarchy dropdown labels as usual. The part after the caret becomes the independent title label shown in the Front Builder block, separate from the dropdown labels. So in the example above the dropdowns will show Brand and Model while the block title will show Select Vehicle.
If that does not work for your setup, the second option is to add this code to your theme's functions.php file:
add_filter('woof_get_all_filter_titles', function($titles) {
// Replace 'pa_brand' with your actual taxonomy slug
if (isset($titles['pa_brand'])) {
$titles['pa_brand'] = 'Your Custom Title Here';
}
return $titles;
});Replace pa_brand with the actual slug of your taxonomy and set whatever title text you need. This filter runs every time HUSKY builds its title list so it will apply consistently across the Front Builder.
Please try the first option first and let us know how it goes.