Your tutorials here are AMAZING! Thank you for all the time you put into them
Iām in the final stages of setting up multi-dimensional filtering of CMS items using checkboxes, and have followed your steps obsessively closely to recreate it.
However, Iām not sure why itās not currently working. Iāve triple-checked everything and have re-read each tutorial twice
If you get a chance, would you (or anyone else who knows whatās going on) mind having a look for me?
Youāve done it! Thank you SO much! I literally jumped up and down with happiness when I saw it working haha thank you for all of your help, and for making these tutorials in the first place
Hi @sabanna - thank you for a great tutorial! Have you considered also doing a pagination tutorial? And do you know if itās possible to use the pagination plugin (Get Started ā MixItUp Pagination Docs | KunkaLabs) together with the MixItUp MultiFilter plugin?
Yes, their pagination is pretty easy can be implemented along with any type of filtering. It only requires buying separate license and adding few additional lines of code. I will consider creating a separate page explaining how to do that on the tutorial site.
Would love if you could answer some questions based on your knowledge for a project I have with 100s and 1000s of CMS items inside of collections.
Is the Mixitup plugin limited to filtering the 100 items displayed within a collection list?
If not, can Mixitup controls filter multiple collection lists on the same page?
Simalar question to above, is the Mixitup pagination also limited to display a paginated # of items within the 100 displayed items collection list limit?
It will filter as many items as you have in the āmix containerā. Limitation about amount of published items inside one Collection List is a general limitation from Webflow, based on the performance concerns.
Technically yes, MixitUp has an ability to have one set of controls for several containers. Although, I am not sure how it will look like when, for example, filter will select/show only few items inside each container.
MixitUp pagination, same as filtering works with that amount of items, that has been published inside the container
Hi Sabanna,
I implemented a Mixitup dynamic list following your tutorial which works well - brilliant, thanks for that.
However, I only realised too late that there is a limit of 100 items that can be displayed within a collection list. I have over 100 items in my list that need to be displayed in order for the filters to work properly.
I was wondering if you know of a workaround for this that would allow all the items to be included when using the Mixitup filters.
I suppose that matthewpmungerās solution of using separate collection lists could work but as you say, it may look a little strange.
itās a great workaround that you figured out. Do you know if Webflow will something like this natively implement, so that you donāt have the hassle with custom code and licensing each time?
Also, it would be great when Webflow implementing this, also add a dynamic load more and lazy load to collection lists. This would allow loading more than 100 items per list and wonāt affect the page speed negative.
I followed your tutorials in order to get a mulitdimensional filter working (bought the $25 extension).
I got CMS filtering working, so at least part of my structure is OK as far as I can tell. However, I just canāt get the checkboxes and eventually the multi dimensional working. Iām not a pro coder at all, but I read your tutorial over and over again and now Iām simply out of guesses of what Iāve been doing wrong.
If you would be able to take a look at my website, it would be highly appreciated
If youāre creating your own custom attribute (which is totally fine) you have to use the same attribute name in the custom code
MixitUp filtering logic based on classnames, this is why we are adding classes as values in the filtering controls. Make sure to follow CSS syntax for that (no capital letters in the classnames)
As a result of #1 problem, part of the code that supposes to read the value of the custom attribute and apply it to the standard value property doesnāt work. Value is equal ānullā which is not corresponding to any of categories. As a result, filter gives you 0 results (which is logically correct).
Thank you for your tutorials, I discovered them yesterday and I started to play with them. Today I bought and successfully implemented the multi-dimensional filtering.