Quote from Alex Dovlatov on January 8, 2026, 13:37

Hello!

Sure, you can create multiple different filters using HUSKY shortcode and display them on specific pages. Here's how to do it:

Using HUSKY Shortcode with Attributes

You can use the shortcode [woof] with special attributes to create customized filters. The main attributes you'll need are:

• by_only - filter by specific taxonomies only
• tax_only - show only specific taxonomy terms

Shortcode Examples:

1. Filter only specific categories (e.g., categories 35, 42, 58):

[woof tax_only="product_cat:35,42,58"]

2. Filter only by specific taxonomies (e.g., only categories and brands):

[woof by_only="product_cat,pa_brand"]

3. Combine both - show only specific categories AND specific attributes:

[woof by_only="product_cat,pa_brand" tax_only="product_cat:35,42,58|pa_brand:nike,adidas"]

Setting Up Different Filters for Different Pages

Step 1: Create your shortcodes Create different [woof] shortcodes for each supplier page with the appropriate attributes.

Step 2: Place shortcodes in widgets Go to Appearance → Widgets and add "Text" or "Custom HTML" widgets containing your shortcodes to your sidebar.

Step 3: Install conditional widget plugin You need a plugin to control widget visibility. You can use:

• Widget Logic plugin, OR
• Show WordPress Widget by Logic: https://github.com/realmag777/Show-WordPress-Widget-by-Logic

Step 4: Set visibility conditions

Examples of conditional logic for different scenarios:

Show filter only on specific supplier page:

is_page('supplier-nike')

Show filter on supplier category archive:

is_tax('supplier', 'nike-products')

Show filter on multiple specific pages:

is_page(array('supplier-1', 'supplier-2', 'supplier-3'))

Show filter on category 35:

is_product_category(35)

Show filter on specific category slug:

is_product_category('electronics')

Complete Example Setup:

Let's say you have 3 suppliers and want different filters for each:

Supplier A (Nike) - Page ID: 123

• Shortcode: [woof tax_only="product_cat:35,36,37" by_only="product_cat,pa_size,pa_color"]
• Widget Condition: is_page(123)

Supplier B (Adidas) - Page slug: adidas-products

• Shortcode: [woof tax_only="product_cat:40,41,42" by_only="product_cat,pa_size"]
• Widget Condition: is_page('adidas-products')

Supplier C (Category Archive) - Category ID: 50

• Shortcode: [woof tax_only="product_cat:50" by_only="product_cat,pa_brand,pa_price"]
• Widget Condition: is_product_category(50)

Finding Your IDs:

• Category IDs: Go to Products → Categories, hover over category name, look at URL: tag_ID=35
• Page IDs: Go to Pages, hover over page name, look at URL: post=123
• Attribute slugs: Go to Products → Attributes, they usually start with pa_ like pa_brand, pa_size, etc.

Tips:

1. You can test your shortcodes first by placing them directly on a page to see if they work correctly
2. Make sure to exclude the shortcodes that conflict - only one filter should be visible per page
3. Use negative conditions if needed: !is_page(123) means "show everywhere EXCEPT page 123"

Full documentation on shortcode attributes: https://products-filter.com/shortcode/woof

 

Quote from Alex Dovlatov on January 8, 2026, 13:38

p.s. but one note, on the same page for the current moment of time can be only one filter placed

Quote from admin on January 8, 2026, 20:14

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