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@PastorGI There's plugin that'll let you site users filter by tags and categories called Universal Filter. Have you looked into it?

If it helps, there's a plugin called Universal Filter that creates a filter for In-stock and Out-of-stock items on your store page.

Just adding a resource to this thread, if you combine the table and filter plugins from Squarewebsites you can create a table that can be searched or filtered.

Just adding a resource to this post, there's a Squarespace plugin called Table block plugin that adds a Table block in the block menu so you can add tables without coding knowledge.

Hi Ryan, Were you able to solve this? If so, can you share how you did it? Thanks!

Hi, Were you able to get a solution for this problem? If you click Additional Info under the Details section of the Product description settings, you'll be able to add a Code or Markdown block. If you know a little bit of HTML you can create a table with from scratch. Then just copy/paste the code from this description to another. There's also a Table plugin from Squarewebsites you can install on your Footer Injection and you'll be able to add tables as blocks so you don't have to code the table.

Hi Eco, Were you able to solve this? Not familiar with Wordpress but if you're just looking for a solution to avoid manually entering the names, there's a Table plugin from Squarewebsites that lets you sync Google sheets or upload a CSV file for its data input, perhaps that can save you time. Downside is you have to style it with CSS. Otherwise, you can try Gallery blocks or contacts page (formerly List Items or List blocks).

There's a plugin from Squarewebsites that's made for such problem, it's called Advance Map Block because it adds the multiple location options on your map block editing window like an advanced settings. The Advanced Map Block plugin lets you: Add multiple locations on a map Customize your map/location pins Add on-click or on-hover info panel on pins Add/upload custom map styles (e.g. map color, etc.) Simply add copy/paste the code to the Footer Injection then start editing your map with the additional tabs on your Map block settings. See how it works on an actual site: https://www.wanderlustrealty.com/real-estate-nosara Link to Plugins Single Site License: https://www.squarewebsites.org/squarespace-plugins/advanced-map-block Multiple Site License: https://www.squarewebsites.org/squarespace-plugins/advanced-map-block-unlimited

Hi, Perhaps this might help, there's a Table block plugin that lets you create tables on Squarespace. You can combine it with the Universal Filter to create a filterable and searchable table.

Hi, I don't know of any sports stat/data plugin but there's a Table Block plugin from Squarewebsites that lets you add a table on Squarespace and sync with it your Google spreadsheet so you can add your data on Google spreadsheet and sync it with the table. The challenge however, is you can only style/format it with CSS.

Hi, There's a plugin called Universal Filter you can use to create a similar search function on a store, blog, gallery or portfolio collection.

There's an example of this Map plugin + Universal Filter solution from Squarewebsites. You should check it out to find out if it's the solution you need. https://www.wanderlustrealty.com/real-estate-nosara

Have you tried contacting the author? Michael's pretty responsive on Slack but you can also message him on their contact page.

The initState function seems to only work on the Universal Filter and not on the blog itself. Like you said it works to give the filters an initial value when the page is loaded.

@grahar81 Michael have made installing the plugin simpler with a Get Filter Config button. You can find the instructions on the first section of the Universal Filter documentation.