Littlemahuta Posted July 18, 2021 Share Posted July 18, 2021 Site URL: https://daffodil-clementine-36hx.squarespace.com/config/pages I am building a site for a boat brokerage. Needless to say they have many products (listings) with multiple category options. I am wanting a simple way to navigate the within the product gallery. I have hunted high and low to find a way to filter/sort these listings in a way that is generic across the site in the sense that the same categories can be applied no matter what product. I have 5 product galleries. 1.Yacht 2.Power 3.Multihull 4.Trailer Boats - within each product type i'd like to display the sort options as a dropdown where the user then selects how they would like to view the products within the gallery. I was reading a thread earlier which suggested using an Archive block as a way to display a "shop sort". I had a play around with this and i think this is actually a viable option. The question is this.... How do I get the categories to action as per my category titles suggest they will. - sort by lowest price - sort by highest price - sort by type Here is an example of a dropdown shop sort on a similar type of site to the one I am currently building https://www.busfieldmarine.co.nz/shop/New+Boats.html Can anyone shed any light on this please? I am also open to other suggestions - I have looked into a universal filter and a mega menu - i not written these off instead i am still exploring options - the archive block made a lot of sense and relatively simple if I can get it to function accordingly. Help would be very much appreciated please! Beyondspace and EarvinChong 2 Link to comment
Beyondspace Posted July 19, 2021 Share Posted July 19, 2021 18 hours ago, Littlemahuta said: Site URL: https://daffodil-clementine-36hx.squarespace.com/config/pages I am building a site for a boat brokerage. Needless to say they have many products (listings) with multiple category options. I am wanting a simple way to navigate the within the product gallery. I have hunted high and low to find a way to filter/sort these listings in a way that is generic across the site in the sense that the same categories can be applied no matter what product. I have 5 product galleries. 1.Yacht 2.Power 3.Multihull 4.Trailer Boats - within each product type i'd like to display the sort options as a dropdown where the user then selects how they would like to view the products within the gallery. I was reading a thread earlier which suggested using an Archive block as a way to display a "shop sort". I had a play around with this and i think this is actually a viable option. The question is this.... How do I get the categories to action as per my category titles suggest they will. - sort by lowest price - sort by highest price - sort by type Here is an example of a dropdown shop sort on a similar type of site to the one I am currently building https://www.busfieldmarine.co.nz/shop/New+Boats.html Can anyone shed any light on this please? I am also open to other suggestions - I have looked into a universal filter and a mega menu - i not written these off instead i am still exploring options - the archive block made a lot of sense and relatively simple if I can get it to function accordingly. Help would be very much appreciated please! universal filter is the choice to add custom filter to your product listing tuanphan and EarvinChong 2 BeyondSpace - Squarespace Website Developer 🖼️ Lightbox Studio (Enable Pinch/Zoom on lightbox) 🗓️ Delivery Date Picker (Squarespace Date format) 💫 Animated Buttons (Referral URL) 🥳 Sparkplugin Customisations Browsers (Browse +100 Spark plugin customisations) 🥳 Elfsight Template Browsers (Browse +1000 Elfsight widget Templates) If you find my answer useful, let's leave a like or upvote so others with the same issue can find their solution. Thank you! Link to comment
Littlemahuta Posted July 20, 2021 Author Share Posted July 20, 2021 Thanks so much for a definitive answer on this one I was going round in circles trying to get my head around best approach - much appreciated. Universal filter it shall be then. tuanphan and EarvinChong 2 Link to comment
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