FacetWP - Conditional Logic

When a search form contains many filters, some may be irrelevant to a visitor's current choices. This add-on lets you set conditional rules for facet visibility, so the available filters can change as people interact with FacetWP search. You can base rules on selections, page states, or custom criteria, keeping the filtering interface focused on the current context.

Rules can combine multiple conditions to control when facets or other page elements appear. Custom selectors let you target specific facets and elements, while the $EMPTY selector option can be used to control visibility for facets with no results. The add-on works with FacetWP and its facet types, and developer hooks and filters allow further customization.

Features

• Rule-based facet visibility: Set conditions that show or hide facets based on visitor selections, page states, or custom criteria.
• Combined conditions: Combine multiple conditions in one ruleset to control facet visibility according to more specific criteria.
• Custom selectors: Target particular facets or page elements with custom selectors, then set rules for when they appear.
• Empty facet targeting: Use the $EMPTY selector option to control visibility for facets that have no results.
• FacetWP compatibility: Use conditional rules alongside FacetWP's core and add-on facet types for search and filtering interfaces.
• Developer hooks and filters: Use available hooks and filters to customize or extend how conditional logic behaves.

Best for

• FacetWP-powered search and filter sites
• WordPress site owners with complex search forms
• Developers building conditional filtering interfaces