Text Filter
Search within Text fields like product names, descriptions, or tags. Perfect for partial text matching and content search.
Perfect for: Text fields like Title, Description, Name, Tags, or any text content
How It Works
Text filters let users search within your text content. They work great for finding products by name, articles by title, or filtering by text-based fields.
Users type in an input field and results instantly filter to show matching items - just like search boxes on major e-commerce sites.
Setup Steps
- Add filter in property panel: Click "+" to add a new filter
- Choose "Text" type: Select Text from the filter type dropdown
- Select your field: Choose which Text field to search (e.g., "Title", "Description")
- Pick matching type: Choose how users search (Contains, Exact match, etc.)
- Set placeholder: Add helpful text like "Search products..."
Property Panel Settings
Configure the text filter in the property panel:
- Filter Label: What users see (e.g., "Search Products")
- CMS Field: Which Text field to search
- Placeholder: Input placeholder text
- Matching: How to match text (see options below)
- Case Sensitive: Whether to match exact case
Matching Options
Use Cases & Examples
E-Commerce
Search products by name: "Contains" matching for product titles and descriptions
Blog/Content
Find articles: Search within article titles, content, or author names
Directory
Find people/companies: Search names, companies, or job titles
Real Estate
Search by location: Find properties by city, neighborhood, or address
Tips & Best Practices
- Use "Contains" matching for the most user-friendly search experience
- Set helpful placeholder text that explains what users can search for
- Consider searching multiple fields - add separate filters for Title and Description
- Keep case sensitivity off unless you specifically need exact case matching
- Text filters work great combined with dropdown/toggle filters for refined searching