Overview
Filter Everything Pro Nulled is a powerful, premium WordPress plugin designed to add advanced filtering functionality to any website. It enables users to filter posts, WooCommerce products, and custom content dynamically using AJAX, creating a fast, seamless browsing experience. This plugin is widely used by developers, store owners, and website creators who want to improve navigation and help users find content quickly and efficiently.
Filter Everything Pro is built for websites that handle large amounts of content and need a smart filtering system. Whether you run an eCommerce store, blog, directory, or listing platform, this plugin allows visitors to refine results instantly without reloading pages, improving both usability and conversions.
Designed with performance and flexibility in mind, the plugin supports filtering by categories, tags, custom taxonomies, price, attributes, and even custom fields. Its real-time filtering engine ensures that users get accurate results instantly, making your website feel modern, fast, and highly responsive.
Features
- Advanced AJAX Filtering
Instantly filter content without page reloads for a smooth user experience. - WooCommerce Support
Filter products by price, attributes, categories, tags, and more. - Custom Post Type Filtering
Works with any post type including portfolios, listings, blogs, and directories. - Filter by Custom Fields
Fully compatible with custom fields, including advanced setups. - SEO-Friendly URLs
Generates clean, crawlable URLs for filtered pages to improve SEO. - Multiple Filter Types
Use checkboxes, radio buttons, dropdowns, range sliders, and more. - Smart Filtering Logic
Combine multiple filters to deliver accurate and refined results. - Elementor Compatibility
Easily integrate filters within Elementor-based layouts. - Fast Performance
Optimized for speed even on large websites with heavy content. - Mobile-Friendly Design
Fully responsive filters that work perfectly on all devices. - Flexible Display Options
Customize filter layouts, styles, and positions easily. - Caching Support
Compatible with caching plugins for better performance and speed. - No Coding Required
Beginner-friendly interface with easy setup and configuration. - Real-Time Results
Updates content instantly as users apply filters. - Regular Updates & Support
Continuous improvements and reliable developer support.
Download Filter Everything Pro
Filter Everything Pro is an essential plugin for anyone who wants to add fast, dynamic, and advanced filtering to their WordPress website without complexity.
To get started:
- Install your WordPress theme or WooCommerce store
- Download and install Filter Everything Pro
- Create filters based on categories, attributes, or custom fields
- Add filters to your pages using widgets or page builders
- Let users refine content instantly with AJAX filtering
Build a faster, smarter, and more user-friendly browsing experience with Filter Everything Pro—designed for performance, flexibility, and modern WordPress websites.
Changelog: See What’s Fixed & Added
= v1.9.5 = Release Date - 5 August 2026 * Fix - Fixed the search box inside a filter returning no results when the filter's terms are shown as color swatches or when filter links are hidden from search engine crawlers * Fix - Fixed numeric range filters (e.g. price) keeping outdated minimum and maximum values for several hours after a product was edited: the cached filter data is now reset correctly on every product save * Fix - Fixed the range slider and its number inputs not appearing in the «Apply button» mode with instant recount when the Filter Set contains only one filter (on PHP 8 such a filter could be mistakenly treated as waiting for a parent filter selection and stayed hidden) * Fix - Fixed filter terms requiring a double tap in Safari on iPhone when filter links are hidden from search engine crawlers or shown as color swatches and brand logos: a single tap now both selects the term and instantly recalculates the counters * Fix - Fixed the mobile «Show» button occasionally displaying the found posts number with doubled parentheses, like ((60)) * Fix - Fixed the «Apply button» with a redirect to another page repeating the already applied URL segments when the button was pressed again on a filtered page: the new address is now always built from the clean location URL * Tweak - Child filters are now reset when their parent filter selection changes in the «Apply button» mode with instant recount: switching the Brand no longer keeps a Model that belongs to the previous Brand selected * Fix - Fixed filters with the «See more» option hiding all of their terms after a selection in another filter in the «Apply button» mode with instant recount, when another Filter Set on the same page configures the same attribute without «See more» (e.g. a dropdown in a search form and a checkbox list in the sidebar): the «See more» state is now read from the rendered filter itself, and the static filter-data file name now includes a fingerprint of the filter configuration so configuration changes always refresh it * Fix - Fixed hierarchical filters with the «See more» option rendering with all terms hidden until the plugin's JavaScript runs: on sites where scripts are delayed or minified by page-speed plugins (e.g. WP Rocket) such filters could stay empty for logged-out visitors, while logged-in users saw them correctly * Fix - Fixed the «Load More» button of the Elementor Loop Grid widget appending unfiltered products on a filtered page: the widget's next-page address (?e-page-…) now keeps the applied filters, and the second and further pages no longer get a malformed address with two «?» characters * Fix - Fixed the «Empty terms ? Always hide» option not being applied to filters displayed as color swatches or brand logos when the page loads in the «Apply button» mode with instant recount: empty terms were visible until the first click on any filter and only then disappeared * Fix - Fixed all filters disappearing from the Shop page and other product archive pages after updating to WooCommerce 11.0: WooCommerce now reports the shop page itself instead of the products archive there, and the plugin no longer recognized the page as a filterable products list






















