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It’s basically the same code. It was kinda stupid on my side, but I forgot that I was experimenting with the plugin’s hooks yesterday, so I had some spread out throughout the website. That’s why it was giving me that error I sent you. When I removed that, I just used the code I’m leaving you below in my theme’s functions.php and it worked correctly ???? use wpsolr\core\classes\WPSOLR_Events; use wpsolr\core\classes\WpSolrSchema; add_action(WPSOLR_Events::WPSOLR_ACTION_SOLARIUM_QUERY, 'wpsolr_action_query', 10, 1); function wpsolr_action_query($parameters) { /* @var WPSOLR_AbstractSearchClient $search_engine_client */ $search_engine_client = $parameters[WPSOLR_Events::WPSOLR_ACTION_SOLARIUM_QUERY__PARAM_SOLARIUM_CLIENT]; $taxonomy_name = 'tax-name'; /** * Create a "not exists" filter */ $filter_not_exists_terms_in_taxonomy = $search_engine_client->search_engine_client_create_not($search_engine_client->search_engine_client_create_filter_exists($taxonomy_name . WpSolrSchema::_SOLR_DYNAMIC_TYPE_STRING)); $search_engine_client->search_engine_client_add_filter("not in taxonomy {$taxonomy_name}", $filter_not_exists_terms_in_taxonomy); } And again, thanks a lot for your help!

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Multiple taxonomy filters with Polylang

Dear Sir, My site uses a Directory Theme with built-in Polylang. As a directory theme, it provides Taxonomies for Item Categories and Item Locations; I have created a number of item category and location taxonomies. However, I would like to have multiple filter drop down menus (especially for mobile users which have less space) so that users can filter/search based on their preferences. At the moment the theme displays taxonomies for item categories as icons shown on my test site below: https://www.mydomain.com/cat/cars-for-sale/ Basically, I would like to have multiple filter drop down menus on both pages above instead icons displayed. For example, on https://www.mydomain.com/cat/cars-for-sale/, I would like to have drop down lists for these taxonomy terms (Fuel, Gear Box, Make): Fuel Gear Box Make -Petrol