Two Filters, One Grid

You could try something like this:

function wpupg_change_terms_order( $filter_terms_order, $grid ) {
	if( $grid->slug() == 'my-blog-posts' ) {
		$filter_terms_order = array();

		$tax_terms = get_terms( 'post_tag', array( 'fields' => 'id=>slug' ) );
		foreach( $tax_terms as $slug ) {
			$filter_terms_order[] = $slug;
		}

		$tax_terms = get_terms( 'category', array( 'fields' => 'id=>slug' ) );
		foreach( $tax_terms as $slug ) {
			$filter_terms_order[] = $slug;
		}
	}
	return $filter_terms_order;
}
add_filter( 'wpupg_grid_cache_filter_isotope_term_order', 'wpupg_change_terms_order', 10, 2 );

Fantastic @brechtvds, I will give that a try!

One other thing, I’m also trying to update that replace method to add a label to the filters. I was able to update the initial one, and this works:
return str_replace( $break_after . ‘</div>’, $break_after . ‘</div>
Categories:
‘, $output );

Which is awesome!
However, the new one I wrote is trying to add the label above/before “All” and that seems trickier. Here’s what I have, and here’s what it’s doing. I can see why but I’m not sure how/if I can fix it. Any ideas? https://pursuitcommunity.com/?wpupg_grid=directory

$break_before = ‘All’;
return str_replace( $break_before, ‘States:
‘ . $break_before, $output);

Actually I just realized it needs to instead be in front of the first state, since All is global. But same problem I think.

I’m sorry, what’s your desired output exactly? Can you give me an example?

Brecht

Sure, so what I want to do really is:

Refine by State:
CT, MA, etc

Refine by Category:
Apparel, Photographer, etc

I’ve got the separation of the taxonomies now (that code was perfect, thanks!) but I would really like to add the labels above them.

This might work for you:

function wpupg_filter_split( $output, $grid ) {
    $output = str_replace( '<div class="wpupg-filter-item wpupg-filter-isotope-term wpupg-filter-tag-ct', 'Refine by State:<br/><div class="wpupg-filter-item wpupg-filter-isotope-term wpupg-filter-tag-ct', $output );
    $output = str_replace( '<div class="wpupg-filter-item wpupg-filter-isotope-term wpupg-filter-tag-apparel', 'Refine by Category:<br/><div class="wpupg-filter-item wpupg-filter-isotope-term wpupg-filter-tag-apparel', $output );
    return $output;
}
add_filter( 'wpupg_filter_shortcode', 'wpupg_filter_split', 10, 2 );

Perfect, thanks so much! This plugin is excellent and your support in taking the time to write custom code is much appreciated!

My only other “like to have” would be ideally I’d love to have the filters actually size by side in columns- still with the lists and not a drop down though. I suspect that may be possible with some code and css but probably not worth the trouble.

You could probably do something like that with some more custom code and CSS, but I’ll look into the possibility of integrating an easy solution in the plugin.

Brecht