Filter group

The Filter group block is a versatile tool designed to enhance user navigation by providing filter options within content sections, particularly useful in blog content. It allows users to refine content visibility by filtering posts based on specific criteria, such as tags or categories. This functionality is crucial for improving user experience by enabling quick access to relevant content.

Key settings include the ability to show the filter group open by default, specify a filter title for context, and define filter tags for categorizing content. These settings ensure that users can easily understand and utilize the filters available to them.

In practical use, the Filter group block can be implemented in a blog content section to allow users to filter posts by tags like "news," "updates," or "tutorials." This helps users find content that matches their interests efficiently. Additionally, similar filtering logic can be applied to product collections, enabling users to filter products by categories such as "new arrivals," "best sellers," or "on sale."

Overview #

The Filter group block is designed to manage and display filter options, enhancing the user's ability to navigate and refine content. It is particularly useful within blog content sections, allowing users to filter posts by specific criteria.

Key components and functionality #

Filter group

The Filter group block provides users with a set of filters to refine content visibility. This is especially beneficial in sections like blog content, where users may want to filter posts by specific tags or categories.

  • Show open by default: This setting determines whether the filter group is expanded when the page loads. The default setting is true, meaning the filter group will be open by default.

  • Filter title: This text setting allows you to specify a title for the filter group, providing context to users about the filters available.

  • Filter tags: This text setting is used to define specific tags that the filter group will use to filter content. It helps in categorizing and displaying relevant content based on user selection.

Available in sections #

  • Blog content

Usage notes #

  • Responsive design: Ensure that the filter group is easily accessible and usable on both desktop and mobile devices. Consider the layout and how the filters will appear on smaller screens.

  • Performance: Keep the number of filters manageable to avoid overwhelming users and to maintain fast loading times.

  • Accessibility: Ensure that all filter options are accessible via keyboard navigation and screen readers to accommodate users with disabilities.

Usage examples #

  1. Blog content filtering: Use the Filter group block in a blog content section to allow users to filter posts by tags such as "news," "updates," or "tutorials." This enhances user experience by enabling them to quickly find content that matches their interests.

  2. Product filtering: Although primarily used in blog content, similar logic can be applied to product collections where users can filter products by categories like "new arrivals," "best sellers," or "on sale."