Two Filters, One Grid

Hi there,

Thanks!

1) At the moment it’s not possible to have 2 separate filters for the same grid. I’ll add it to our idea list.

2) The default behaviour for filters from different taxonomies is already AND. Within the same taxonomy (or category) you can enable “Multiselect” and then have the option for AND or OR behaviour.

Kind regards,
Brecht

Good to hear the multi-selection works.

To change the order you have to use some custom code at the moment. You’d have to add something like this to your theme’s functions.php file:

function wpupg_change_terms_order( $filter_terms_order, $grid ) {
if( $grid->slug() == ‘your-grid-slug' ) {
$filter_terms_order = array( ’term-1', ’another-term', ‘yet-another-one' );
}
return $filter_terms_order;
}
add_filter( 'wpupg_grid_cache_filter_isotope_term_order', 'wpupg_change_terms_order', 10, 2 );

Make sure to replace the grid and term slugs to whatever you’re using.

Could you give me a link to your grid? I’ll take a look.

Brecht

Oh, I didn’t realised it crashed the site.

The problem is that you are using the wrong apostrophe’s. It should be a plain ‘ not ‘ (like before 488) or ’ (like before all). There is also a ‘ missing before chicago.

Something like this:

function wpupg_change_terms_order( $filter_terms_order, $grid ) {
	if( $grid->slug() == '448' ) {
		$filter_terms_order = array( ( 'all', 'fund i & ii', 'fund iii', 'fund iv', 'fund viii', 'cuii', 'cmmt', 'infrastructure', 'austin', 'california', 'chicago', 'dallas', 'dc area', 'hollywood-west hollywood', 'las vegas', 'los angeles', 'new york', 'oakland', 'sacramento', 'texas',  'hotel', 'mixed use', 'office', 'parking', 'residential', 'retail')
	}
	return $filter_terms_order;
}
add_filter( 'wpupg_grid_cache_filter_isotope_term_order', 'wpupg_change_terms_order', 10, 2 );

You should also use the term slugs. There are no spaces in slugs, so ‘new york’ should probably be ‘new-york’.

Brecht

Sorry, looks like I copied and pasted a few mistakes as well. A double “(” at the start of the array and no “;” at the end. Try this:

function wpupg_change_terms_order( $filter_terms_order, $grid ) {
	if( $grid->slug() == '448' ) {
		$filter_terms_order = array( 'all', 'fund-i-ii', 'fund-iii', 'fund-iv', 'fund-viii', 'cmmt', 'california', 'chicago', 'dallas', 'dc-area', 'hollywood-west-hollywood', 'las-vegas', 'los-angeles', 'new-york', 'oakland', 'sacramento', 'texas', 'hotel', 'mixed-use', 'office', 'parking', 'residential', 'retail' );
	}
	return $filter_terms_order;
}
add_filter( 'wpupg_grid_cache_filter_isotope_term_order', 'wpupg_change_terms_order', 10, 2 );

The “10, 2” should not be changed.

Brecht

Good to hear that works!
Just let me know if you need anything else.

Brecht

I’m here to help, so definitely make use of that support!

Try adding the following code as well:

function wpupg_filter_split( $output, $grid ) {
	$break_after = 'Tag Name';
    return str_replace( $break_after . '</div>', $break_after . '</div><br/>', $output );
}
add_filter( 'wpupg_filter_shortcode', 'wpupg_filter_split', 10, 2 );

Make sure to replace “Tag Name” with the name of the tag as shown to the visitors that you want to break after.

Brecht