How do the filters on my shop's category and search pages work?

10 Nov 2026 2 min read বাংলায় পড়ুন

On every category, sub-category, search and All products page of your shop, shoppers see a Filters column. It lists only the fabrics, colours and sizes that the products in that list really have, each with how many products it has, plus a price slider and star ratings. A tap narrows the list at once.

Where to find it

  • Shoppers: the Filters column on any category, sub-category, search or All products page.
  • You: the choices come from your products. Set a product's fabric in Product Fabrics on the product form, and its sizes and colours in the rows of a Variable product (Admin › Online store › Products › All products). The lists themselves are in Products › Fabrics, Products › Colours and Products › Sizes. You need the Products & stock feature (the owner always has it).

How it works

  • Fabrics, Color, Size: only your own store's choices that have at least one product in this list are shown, each with its count. A kind is shown only when it can narrow the list, so a colour that every product in the list has is left out.
  • Several choices: choices of one kind are "or" (Maroon or Violet); different kinds are "and" (Maroon and size XL).
  • Colour also matches the name. A product counts under a colour when one of its rows uses that colour, or when the colour's name is in the product's name. For example, "Maroon Cotton Saree" shows under Maroon even as a single product.
  • Price Range: the slider ends at the highest price in this list. It uses the price shown on the card: the discount price when there is one, else the sell price, else the cheapest option of a variable product. Slider at the end = no limit.
  • Review: "4★ & up" means products whose average star rating is 4 or more.
  • Count: the "N products" at the top follows the chosen filters.
  • Clear all appears when something is chosen and removes every filter. If nothing matches, the list says No products match these filters with a Clear all filters button.

Example: "Rangdhanu Fashion" opens its Saree category with 40 products. The Filters column shows Cotton 18, Silk 12, Maroon 7 and so on. A shopper taps Silk and Maroon and sees the 3 silk sarees in maroon.

Good to know

  • Hidden products are never in the list or the counts.
  • New choices can take up to 10 minutes to appear in the Filters column.
  • The colour match looks for the colour's name anywhere in the product's name, so a short colour name inside a longer word can also match.
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