Display all filtering criteria in the headline of result page

Hi Macbo,

Yes that works fine if you’re on just a single taxonomy filtering. What you need to do is a check wether you have more than one in your global $wp_query object and if so loop through them all and output them accordingly.

For a bit more handson example you can have a look at how I’ve solved creating customized seo title and descriptions with SEO By Yoast with multiple taxonomy filters.
https://gist.github.com/jonathan-dejong/05d2118a84fc7bc2f684

If you just want to display the current filtering you can also use the filter info module included in the plugin ??

Hi Jonathan,
thank You for both hints!

My PHP knowledge isn’t high enough, so I’ve built a work around with CSS for your filter info module. This works fine, but still there is a minor problem while showing the result: all not chosen drop down-lists show their name without showing “all” in front of it. Exception: the last drop down shows it in the correct way.

Do You have an idea?

Here’s my CSS work around:

.beautiful-taxonomy-filters-active-filter {
	display: inline;
}
.beautiful-taxonomy-filters-info-heading {
	display: inline;
}
.beautiful-taxonomy-filters-postcount {
	display: none;
}
.beautiful-taxonomy-filters-single-tax {
	display: inline;
}
.single-tax-key {
	display: none;
}
.single-tax-value:before {
	content: "bs0020 bs00BB bs0020";
		/* it should be "backslash0020backslash00BBbackslash0020"
		this represents  " ? ", thanks to
		https://css-tricks.com/css-content/ and
		https://www.evotech.net/articles/testjsentities.html */
}

All the text comes from the labels you’ve set in registering the taxonomies. So if you make sure you have set the “All <taxonomy>” label properly they will turn up ??

Sorry, maybe I wasn’t precise enough…

In my archive.php I use your function “show_beautiful_filters_info()” to display my headline using the work around I described above. In my sidebar I use Your widget for filtering.

The sidebar widget is displaying correctly: ‘all taxonomy’ if nothing is chosen.

But the info-function is only displaying the last ‘all taxonomy’ in the right way. The others show only ‘taxonomy’ without “all’ in front of them, when not chosen.

I asume, there is a slightly different code inside that is responsible for displaying the results in a different way.

Example 1:

Sidebar                 displays in Sidebar   displays in info
tax1 - nothing             all tax1             something
tax2 - nothing             all tax2             tax1 (without 'all')
tax3 - something           something            tax2 (without 'all')

Example 2:

Sidebar                  displays in Sidebar   displays in info
tax1 - nothing             all tax1              something
tax2 - something           something             tax1 (without 'all')
tax3 - nothing             all tax3              all tax3 (with 'all')

To sum up: tax3 always works correct, tax1 and tax2 don’t.

Thanks for Your excellent plugin! Now I have about 120 articles with 3 taxonomies to filter and it works really fine ;o)

Hi Macbo,

They should use the same code but I’ll have a look just to make sure ??