Enable Auto Count isn’t work

Anonymous

#266348

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Trevor

#266350

You mean you don’t want to see child terms, only parent terms?

Anonymous

#266351

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Anonymous

#266355

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Trevor

#266357

There are two ways I can think to do this safely.

One is to use CSS to hide the child terms. If you have set the field to be hierarchical, the child terms will have a different CSS class to the parents.

Or, you could exclude the terms from the form field in the Advanced settings of the field.

Anonymous

#266358

I set “Tags, Categories & Taxonomies” in Categories and it works, but when I set “Tags, Categories & Taxonomies” in Taxonomies I don’t see results.

Trevor

#266362

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Anonymous

#266367

How I can hide this subcategory, becouse this second solution doesn’t work (problem with show results), and when I set hierarchical, I can’t see a diffrent between “class” Category and Subcategory to hide in code CSS.

Anonymous

#266372

Ok, now everything what i need works. Thank you 🙂

Trevor

#266376

So, looking at Product Category, this CSS hides the children:

.searchandfilter[data-sf-form-id="6507"] li.sf-field-taxonomy-product_cat option.sf-level-1 {
  display: none;
}

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