Does anyone have an explanation or video showing how to accomplish the multi-select filter for custom dynamic filters with the code and all?
This forum (Custom Dynamic Filter in Webflow) helped me accomplish the custom dynamic filter, but I would like to incorporate a way to make multiple selections to filter out content.
Any info/assistance is appreciated.
Best,
Tony
@sabanna Wondering if you have any insight into this question? As well as if multi-select filtering and “singular” sorting with a CMS collection is possible with/without the isotope plug-in? I know you made an amazing tutorial with the MixItUp plug-in here and was wondering if it is applicable to the isotope filter with toggle that you helped me with ?
Hi, @Tony_Jones and @DominiqueW
I didn’t study Isotope plugin deep enough to give you a quick answer, sorry. That would require some research and I can’t tell you when I will have time for that, unfortunately.
In the meantime, the MixiUp tutorial has all steps to create multifilter for the dynamic content
Thanks so much! @sabanna
Is it possible to use toggle buttons? with the multi dimensional CMS filtering using MixItUp?
to make multifilter, i need to buy that MultiMixup, am i right?
Yes. The file that controls a Multi-filter is included in the paid (licensed) version.
Is there a way to do this with all of the filters being in the same category? I am trying to find a way to filter images by tags, but there are over 100 tags and each image has more than one
Hey! Check out our F’in sweet CMS Library for filtering!
Another solution for more complex filtering options might be the dynamic filter we built at No Code Flow. Every searchable item is a Webflow CMS item. Every visual aspect (including states) can be modified in the Webflow designer. We built it as a cloneable component with a little video tutorial to implement it – should take you around 10-15 minutes to get started.
A demo can be seen here → https://ncf-filter-styled.webflow.io/
One of our customers had a similar question so we wrote a script that allows you to easily custom style multi-selects.
Here is a link to the tutorial video that walks you through the question, and then the solution from start to finish.
Feel free to tag me if there are any questions!
Happy Tuesday!