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1. Overview Search & Filter is a WordPress plugin that lets you create powerful search and filtering interfaces for your website. The Free version provides the essential filtering tools, while the Pro version adds advanced query handling, dynamic features, integrations, and performance enhancements. This article explains the key differences between the Free and Pro versions…

On the next page, you will be asked to log in to your Search & Filter account After that, you should be in the Dashboard section, where you can see your license key. Copy the license key by clicking on the copy button, as highlighted in the screenshot below: 2. Activate the license in the…

To access your data for debugging follow these steps: Enable debugging tools Head to the Search & Filter settings screen, and enable the debugging tools. Export Data Head to the page with your query and filters and click the Search & Filter admin bar menu item to open the sidebar. At the bottom of the…

Local sites and some supported staging sites will not count towards your activation limit. That means you can activate Search & Filter and receive updates on those sites regardless of your activation limit. Local sites We support local URLs that follow the following patterns: Staging sites We support stagings sites for the following hosts: We…

This is a guide on how to upgrade from version 2 to version 3. Notice – we have extended our end of life dates while we prepare the migration tool. Version 2 will continue to be supported until at least March 2026, there is no immediate requirement to upgrade to version 3. Upgrading from version…

Checking for conflicts One of the first steps when troubleshooting is checking for conflicts with plugins and themes. The WordPress ecosystem is vast, and there is no reliable way to ensure that a specific plugin will work well with another, or a specific theme. By using the WordPress APIs and coding standards, we can improve…