Filters

Filters let visitors narrow down the catalog, for example by color, material, size or gender. On this page, create a filter, change its available choices, change the order of filters or disable one you no longer need.

In the form, facet means one choice in a filter. For example, Color is the filter and Red, Blue and Green are its facets.

Each row of the table shows the Name of the filter, the list of its Facets (possible values) and its Status. Click on a row to edit its settings.

The dashboard is shown in French, with English captions.

Read the video steps

1. — In Filters, click “Create a facet filter”.
2. — The new filter is active by default.
3. — Click the name field, then enter Styles.
4. — Click the first value, then enter Minimal.
5. — Click “Add a facet”.
6. — Click the new value, then enter Coloré.
7. — Click “Save”.
8. — The filter is saved and visible.
9. — Styles appears with Minimal, Coloré, and Visible status.

Create a facet filter

Click Create a facet filter to add a new criterion (for example Color, Material, Gender). Once the filter is created, link its values to the relevant products from the product page, in the Product categorization section.

Reorder

When several filters coexist, the Reorder button lets you choose the display order on the store. The order determines how your visitors see filters stack on catalog pages.

Selection and CSV export

Tick one or more rows to reveal the bulk actions: Activate, Deactivate, Delete (after confirmation) and Export to CSV file. The export opens the Export data window, where you pick the scope (All items or the current selection) and the format: Excel-friendly by default, or with a custom separator (comma, semicolon, tab, pipe). The file contains the id, name, facets and status of each filter.

Each row also has a menu at the end to Edit or Delete a single filter.

Filter settings

Clicking on a filter gives you access to its settings.

Fill in the Facet filter name (e.g. Color): it's the label visible to your visitors above the list of values.

In the Facet list, add each possible value (Red, Blue, Green…) with the Add a facet button. Each value becomes selectable as a filter on catalog pages. On each row, a checkbox lets you disable the value without deleting it, a handle reorders it by drag and drop (once the filter is saved) and a trash icon removes it.

The Facet filter status block lets you toggle the filter between active and disabled. A disabled filter no longer appears on the store, but the existing associations on products are kept.