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Getting Started
Get to grips with basics and build your first search form.
Queries
Find out what Queries are and how you can leverage them to build listings.
Fields
Learn about the different fields types and how to set them up.
FAQ
Some of our most commonly asked questions.
Block Editor
Learn how to create your fields & queries directly in the Block Editor.
Developer
Documentation for advanced integrations & APIs.
Integrations
Integrations
Find out the best way to get up and running using your favorite tools.
WooCommerce
Get up an running with WooCommerce, however you use it.
Advanced Custom Fields
Learn how to power up your Search & Filter fields with ACF data.
Looking for version 2 documentation? Head to the version 2 documentation site.
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Read more ->: Queries Overview
Queries are the backbone of your site. From search, to blogs, to products listings and more, they power your website in many different ways. With Search & Filter, you can select the different queries across your site, choose to modify them, and attach fields such as search and filters to them (optional). The most important…
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Read more ->: Query Editor
Name When referencing the query throughout the site the name will be used. Tabs Location Define how a Search & Filter query integrates with your site. Query Modify the query options to control what your users will see. Taxonomies Apply taxonomy restrictions to your queries, or exclude specific taxonomies or terms from your results. Post…
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Read more ->: Live Search (Pro)
Settings Live Search Disable or enable the Live Search feature. When enabled, results will be updated without reloading the page. When disabled the page will reload. Update URL Updates the URL in the address bar to reflect the current search & filter state. Fully supports the browser history API, meaning you can press backwards and…
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Read more ->: Results Shortcode (Pro)
With the shortcode setting, you can display your results anywhere on your site by using a shortcode – and then customise the results using PHP templates in your theme folder. Enable Shortcodes Head to the Settings screen and enable the Shortcodes setting. By default they’re enabled already. Create a Query Set the location to Dynamic…
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Read more ->: Archives
An archive is an automatically generated list of posts, available at various locations in your site. WordPress usually comes with some archives built in and ready to use, it’s also possible to create more. They are usually accessible via a specific URL, related to the archive type. There are two main types of archive that…