Description
Pofily – Woocommerce Product Filters – SEO Product Filter
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Pofily – WooCommerce Product Filters helps you add filters to products. You can create filters based on your expectation and customers’ needs, for Taxonomy, Review, Price, Onsale/Instock product, Name, and Metadata. With various options of Filters the plugin provides, customers can search for products they’re in need of, with just a few manipulations. Users can design how to show filters on the frontend with Customize settings, choose a place to display filters by using shortcode or adding rules, and make the Filter look friendly and convenient to use for customers.
With Pofily – WooCommerce Product Filters, you can:
- Create multiple filter blocks as you want for different contents: Product tag, product category, product attribute, product price, product name, product review, product metadata, on-sale product, or in-stock product.
- Add/Remove terms with “Add all” and “Remove all” buttons. They are useful when you do not want to add terms manually. It helps to save time and works effectively with big data.
- Add “label” and “tooltip” if you want to replace the original name of the terms, Label and Tooltip can help. Set the labels that match your expectation and make them look friendly to customers
- Customize how you want with all WooCommerce product filters: make them display as checkboxes, selections, buttons, images, color swatches, range, or range slider.
- Decide to show WooCommerce product filters with modal or on the sidebar (widget)
- Design WooCommerce product filters with style, colors, sizes, directions, icons, and many more…
- Create a Filter Menu to add WooCommerce product filters
- Set rules to apply product filters. This is useful when you want to show the filters separately.
- Allow customers to choose multiple WooCommerce product filters at once, or only choose one filter each time they use.
- Effortlessly change the position of the filters display by dragging and dropping. Move them to the place you want in Filter Menu
- Use the “View more” button if there are too many terms.
- Use the “Clear” button that works for each WooCommerce product filter separately
- Use the “Clear Filter” button that works for all active filters, helps customers remove all selected filters, and start again
- Enable “Active Filters” to help customers know which filters they chose.
