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Forums › Forums › Search & Filter Pro › Displaying taxonomy selections as pills that can be removed
I’m looking to execute the experience in the screenshot below. Where in which taxonomy selections would be dynamically displayed as pills, along with the option to remove them. I was thinking one way to do this may be surfacing a second filter for each taxonomy group and then styling the second one to match that of pills, but wasn’t sure if there was potentially a better approach. Thanks in advance.
This is not possible from within our plugin at this time, but should become available in V3. In theory, it should be possible to code this yourself, but the ‘x’ remove part would be quite hard. Displaying the already selected filters would be a little easier. For the latter, I can point you to our documentation:
https://searchandfilter.com/documentation/accessing-search-data/
And also there are some snippets in the forum that show how to find other values.
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