JetSmartFilters

Sites with a lot of content make visitors scroll and guess. JetSmartFilters gives them controls to narrow results by attributes, terms, ranges and dates. In a WooCommerce shop, that means filtering by brand, price, rating, material, color, size, promotion or season. On other sites, the same tools can filter portfolios, profiles, menus and other custom post types.

Filters apply through AJAX, so results update without a page reload. Hierarchical filters organize related categories, and several criteria can be combined at once across different data providers. You build the filters in Elementor, Gutenberg or Bricks, then add sorting, active filter tags and pagination to keep long result lists manageable and easy to adjust.

Features

• Works with three editors: Add filters in Elementor, Gutenberg or Bricks, so you can keep the page builder you already use. It also works with the Elementor Query Loop Builder for custom filter queries.
• WooCommerce product filters: Let shoppers filter by brand, price, rating, material, color, size, promotion and season, so they can find the products that match what they want.
• AJAX filtering: Products and posts update dynamically as filters change, so visitors see results without waiting for the page to reload.
• Hierarchical and multiple filters: Organize categories in a logical hierarchy so visitors can follow related filter paths, and combine several criteria at the same time.
• Custom post type filtering: Filter portfolios, profiles, menus and other content types across the whole site, which makes the plugin usable beyond online stores.
• Search by name and terms: Search by name, content, custom terms, attributes, parameters and metadata, either inside shop pages or in site-wide searches.
• Sorting and active filter tags: Set the default order and offer sorting by popularity, newness, rating, alphabet, distance or size. Active filter tags show current choices and make them easy to change.
• Indexer, pagination and permalinks: An indexer counts available results as filters are applied, pagination splits long lists into pages, and filter URLs can reflect the active filters. WPML is supported for multilingual sites.

Best for

• WooCommerce store owners with large product catalogs
• Builders making directories, portfolios or listing sites
• Elementor, Gutenberg and Bricks users needing filters