Dropdown Filter
Create custom filter options that you define manually. Perfect when you need specific filtering options that don't exist in your CMS fields.
Perfect for: Custom filtering options, grouping items, or when your CMS field doesn't have the exact options you want
How It Works
Dropdown filters let you create your own custom filter options. Unlike Option filters that automatically load from your CMS fields, dropdown filters use options you manually define.
Perfect for grouping items, creating custom categories, or filtering by values that span multiple fields.
Setup Steps
- Add filter in property panel: Click "+" to add a new filter
- Choose "Dropdown" type: Select Dropdown from the filter type dropdown
- Select your field: Choose which field to filter by
- Add custom options: Define your own filter options and values
- Choose style: Dropdown, checkboxes, or tag buttons
- Set logic: Single or multi-select behavior
Property Panel Settings
Configure the dropdown filter in the property panel:
- Filter Label: What users see (e.g., "Price Range", "Category")
- CMS Field: Which field to filter by
- Custom Options: Add your own option labels and values
- Style: Dropdown, checkboxes, or tag buttons
- Selection: Single-select or multi-select
- Logic: "All" (AND) or "Any" (OR) for multi-select
Style Options
Use Cases & Examples
Price Tiers
Budget/Premium/Luxury: Group products by price ranges with custom labels
Device Types
Mobile/Tablet/Desktop: Filter content by device compatibility
Difficulty Levels
Beginner/Intermediate/Advanced: Filter courses or content by skill level
Company Sizes
Startup/SMB/Enterprise: Filter content by business size
Tips & Best Practices
- Use Option filters for CMS fields, Dropdown filters for custom groupings
- Tag button style works great for modern interfaces and mobile
- Keep option labels short and clear for better user experience
- Use multi-select with "Any" logic for broader filtering
- Consider the order of options - put most common ones first