I’m working on a job board where each job is assigned two skill keywords wth reference fields (e.g., “KeywordNew” and “Keyword2 New”). I have a skill/keyword page template that should show jobs related to a specific skill/keyword.
Currently, when filtering jobs for this skill/keyword page, it only shows jobs where the skill/keyword is in the first position (KeywordNew). If the skill/keyword is in the second position (Keyword2 New), the job doesn’t show up. I want the page to display all jobs related to this skill/keyword, no matter if the skill/keyword is in the first or second position in the job’s keyword fields.
Has anyone found a way to adjust the filtering so that all jobs appear, regardless of the order of the keywords? Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated!
The best way is use a multi-ref instead, “Keywords”, and you’d put all of them there.
That way you can filter to show Job posts where “Keywords contains current keyword”.
The approach you have of separating them makes that much more difficult and consumes a lot more ref fields.
Thanks @memetican for the reply…if I do multi ref…then I need to add CMS collection list inside job item box…i cannot do this anymore, as I already have added a CMS collection list for the location… and Webflow does not have option to use OR condition…
I’m unclear what barriers you’re hitting here, I’d have to spend some time investigating your build and your design goals.
The general approach is to use Webflow’s tooling to get the data “as close as possible” to your end goal, and then in complex situations, to bridge the last mile with custom code or libraries. In your current situation you might benefit from using Finsweet’s CMS Nest, which works with FS Filter and FS Sort.
You linked the homepage in your readonly link, so I’ve no idea if I’m even on the right page here, but this one seemed to fit the context of your problem description.
If you’re trying to build a specialized FS Filter, FS Nest might be the best route for you.
