PreSale Ajax Filter Divi 5 and ACF pre sale
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Quote from lmouren on July 3, 2026, 12:38Hi ! I ve got a website WordPres + DIVI 5 showing forklifts.
I will put some extra data to the forklifts using ACF (capacity of weight lift, height lifting capacity etc.).
For example, for lifting capacity, I will add, back offie, an ACF field where we can specify the lifting capacity
Front office, I must have filters on the left sidebar with a range slider, for example, for the user to define the range of weight capacity of forklifts wich will be displayed.
Is the ajax filter able to do this ?
Am I obliged to use WooCommerce, or can I use a categorie of post with ACF fields ?
Is it fully compatible with DIVI 5 ?Bests regards
Laurent MOUREN
Hi ! I ve got a website WordPres + DIVI 5 showing forklifts.
I will put some extra data to the forklifts using ACF (capacity of weight lift, height lifting capacity etc.).
For example, for lifting capacity, I will add, back offie, an ACF field where we can specify the lifting capacity
Front office, I must have filters on the left sidebar with a range slider, for example, for the user to define the range of weight capacity of forklifts wich will be displayed.
Is the ajax filter able to do this ?
Am I obliged to use WooCommerce, or can I use a categorie of post with ACF fields ?
Is it fully compatible with DIVI 5 ?
Bests regards
Laurent MOUREN
Quote from Alex Dev on July 3, 2026, 18:23Hi Laurent
Thank you for the detailed explanation, this helps a lot.
To answer your questions directly:
HUSKY is built specifically as a WooCommerce products filter, so WooCommerce is required. It is not designed to filter a plain custom post type on its own, the core filtering engine is tied to WooCommerce products.
That said, your actual use case is very doable. You would set up your forklifts as WooCommerce products (you do not need to sell them or show prices, you can hide pricing and cart/checkout entirely and just use WooCommerce as the underlying product catalog engine). Then add your ACF fields (lifting capacity, lifting height, etc.) to those products as usual.
For the range slider specifically, HUSKY has a Meta Filter extension with a slider type that reads any custom field (meta key) on the product, including ACF fields, since ACF fields are stored as standard post meta under the hood. So you would point the slider filter at your ACF meta key for lifting capacity, and it will render exactly the range slider you are describing in the sidebar. But please test it on your site using free version of the plugin https://products-filter.com/downloads
As for Divi 5, we do not maintain a dedicated compatibility list, but we have a live demo running on a Divi-built site here: https://demo-divi.products-filter.com/. Feel free to test it directly, that will give you the clearest picture of how it looks and behaves inside a Divi layout.
Let us know if you have any other questions before you get started.
Hi Laurent
Thank you for the detailed explanation, this helps a lot.
To answer your questions directly:
HUSKY is built specifically as a WooCommerce products filter, so WooCommerce is required. It is not designed to filter a plain custom post type on its own, the core filtering engine is tied to WooCommerce products.
That said, your actual use case is very doable. You would set up your forklifts as WooCommerce products (you do not need to sell them or show prices, you can hide pricing and cart/checkout entirely and just use WooCommerce as the underlying product catalog engine). Then add your ACF fields (lifting capacity, lifting height, etc.) to those products as usual.
For the range slider specifically, HUSKY has a Meta Filter extension with a slider type that reads any custom field (meta key) on the product, including ACF fields, since ACF fields are stored as standard post meta under the hood. So you would point the slider filter at your ACF meta key for lifting capacity, and it will render exactly the range slider you are describing in the sidebar. But please test it on your site using free version of the plugin https://products-filter.com/downloads
As for Divi 5, we do not maintain a dedicated compatibility list, but we have a live demo running on a Divi-built site here: https://demo-divi.products-filter.com/. Feel free to test it directly, that will give you the clearest picture of how it looks and behaves inside a Divi layout.
Let us know if you have any other questions before you get started.
