Rp 30.000
Ahmad Zulkifli Studio
Indonesia, Indonesia
<p><div class="wc-tab-inner wd-entry-content"> <p><strong>FacetWP Color Addon</strong> allows users to filter posts or products by color. The facet creates clickable rectangular color swatches from the color values in the Data source field. Depending on the Behavior setting, selecting multiple color swatches narrows or widens the displayed result set. A second click on a selected color swatch resets that choice.</p> <h2>Using a custom taxonomy or WooCommerce product attribute as Data source</h2> <p>In the Color facet’s settings, you can choose a taxonomy as the Data source. This can either be a custom taxonomy, or – if you are using WooCommerce – a global product attribute, which is also stored as a custom taxonomy. When a taxonomy is set as Data source, FacetWP treats color values as follows:</p> <ul> <li><strong>Term names</strong> are used to generate the display of the facet’s color swatches. This means that the <strong>term names must be a</strong> valid color value. (Technically, the term names are stored in FacetWP’s index table as facet_display_value).</li> <li><strong>Term slugs</strong> are used for filtering, which means they will show up in the url after interacting with the Color facet. (Technically, the term slugs are stored in FacetWP’s index table as facet_value).</li> </ul> <p>When using a custom taxonomy or WooCommerce product attribute to store Color facet values, term names are used to display the colors, while term slugs are used for filtering and the url. You can use the same color value for the term name and term slug, but keep in mind that WordPress removes spaces, commas and other special characters when it auto-generates the term slug from the term name. For example, if the color value in the term name is set to rgb(255,0,0), the auto-generated term slug will become rgb25500. This will work, but to make the filtered url look more readable, you can manually change the term slug to red, which – for a facet with name “color” – will make the url look like: /?_color=red.</p> <h3>Using a taxonomy term custom field as data source</h3> <p>With Advanced Custom Fields or Pods, you can add custom fields to taxonomy terms. If you set such a custom term field as the data source for the Color facet, you will notice that the facet does not display any choices. This is because custom fields attached to taxonomy terms cannot be indexed directly by FacetWP. However, with a bit of custom code, using a custom term field as data source is possible. See this section on the Advanced Custom Fields page for instructions.</p> <h2>Integrations</h2> <p>The Color add-on facet type integrates with several WooCommerce ‘color swatches’ plugins:</p> <ul> <li>Variation Swatches for WooCommerce by Emran Ahmed. This plugin lets you attach <strong>colors</strong> or <strong>images</strong> to your WooCommerce product attributes. When adding a facet, set its Data Source to the product attribute containing your custom color / image swatch.</li> <li>WooCommerce Attribute Swatches by IconicWP. This <strong>premium</strong> plugin works similarly to the one above (same setup instructions).</li> </ul> </div></p>
