Display all filtering criteria in the headline of result page

Hi Jonathan,
thank You for both hints!

My PHP knowledge isn’t high enough, so I’ve built a work around with CSS for your filter info module. This works fine, but still there is a minor problem while showing the result: all not chosen drop down-lists show their name without showing “all” in front of it. Exception: the last drop down shows it in the correct way.

Do You have an idea?

Here’s my CSS work around:

.beautiful-taxonomy-filters-active-filter {
	display: inline;
}
.beautiful-taxonomy-filters-info-heading {
	display: inline;
}
.beautiful-taxonomy-filters-postcount {
	display: none;
}
.beautiful-taxonomy-filters-single-tax {
	display: inline;
}
.single-tax-key {
	display: none;
}
.single-tax-value:before {
	content: "bs0020 bs00BB bs0020";
		/* it should be "backslash0020backslash00BBbackslash0020"
		this represents  " » ", thanks to
		https://css-tricks.com/css-content/ and
		http://www.evotech.net/articles/testjsentities.html */
}

Sorry, maybe I wasn’t precise enough…

In my archive.php I use your function “show_beautiful_filters_info()” to display my headline using the work around I described above. In my sidebar I use Your widget for filtering.

The sidebar widget is displaying correctly: ‘all taxonomy’ if nothing is chosen.

But the info-function is only displaying the last ‘all taxonomy’ in the right way. The others show only ‘taxonomy’ without “all’ in front of them, when not chosen.

I asume, there is a slightly different code inside that is responsible for displaying the results in a different way.

Example 1:

Sidebar                 displays in Sidebar   displays in info
tax1 - nothing             all tax1             something
tax2 - nothing             all tax2             tax1 (without 'all')
tax3 - something           something            tax2 (without 'all')

Example 2:

Sidebar                  displays in Sidebar   displays in info
tax1 - nothing             all tax1              something
tax2 - something           something             tax1 (without 'all')
tax3 - nothing             all tax3              all tax3 (with 'all')

To sum up: tax3 always works correct, tax1 and tax2 don’t.

Thanks for Your excellent plugin! Now I have about 120 articles with 3 taxonomies to filter and it works really fine ;o)