Earvin

Piggybacking on Tuan Phan's answer, you can use CSS code to hide the icon, prices and other shop related buttons and links. The cons with using the shop page over the portfolio is that there are some blocks available on Portfolio pages that are not in store pages. Alternatively, you can use a filter plugin that's already working and compatible with portfolio pages.

Have you checked this filter plugin? It's compatible on blog pages and video pages, and filters tags and categories.

There's a plugin called Lazy Summary block that lets you raise the summary block's 30-item limit to 250 and has an option to display an infinite scroll or a lazy scroll.

Hi Regoods, Hope you've already fixed this issue but to add answers on these questions: 1. You can hide/disable the Availability filter by simply removing that code section from the filter code settings or by adding hidden: true, under name: 'Availability', 2. If you add hidden: true, under the name of the dropdown you want to remove, that'll hide/disable that dropdown from displaying. However, the filter's category dropdown uses the same data as Squarespace default category filter, it's practically works the same but with more flexibility, so not sure what you mean. 3. Are you using the the universal filter's sticky option and the mobilePanel? Your position: sticky might be getting overwritten so maybe try using an @media{} query or !important on your CSS code.

Hi Matt, This isn't a direct solution rather a workaround, if you add a "On Sale" on the items you want to highlight, you can then filter them in the summary block to only display items with the "On Sale" tags.