I was wondering if there's a way to hide portfolio categories from the front end.
Here's what I'm trying to do:
I currently have our service categories set up. I would like to eventually create a page focused on one client or one sector of work (conservation, human services, etc).
My thought is that on those pages I could insert Recent Pages and select a the client name/sector I would want to display. The catch is I still want the main portfolio page to just list the service areas, not client names or sectors. Does that make sense?
I think what I'm looking for is more filtering on the back end, so I can cherry pick certain portfolio items out for different pages, but keep a smaller set of filters for the portfolio page. Here, let me do an example, maybe that will be clearer than how I'm explaining it.
Backend categories: Branding, Video, Strategy, Conservation, Human Service, Education
From what i understood if you dont want to show certain categories on the Frontend you can select the needed filters in the Portfolio VC Element Options. See screenshot: http://prntscr.com/63pkxl .
Just to be clear so I can replicate it for the other portfolio filters. The categories listed here are what does not show on the frontend, right?
What kind of syntax would I use for multiple categories? And for the "data-filter=".branding" section is the ".branding" identifier the name or the slug for the category or something else all together? Sorry for all of the questions, I'm trying to understand it so I can tweak it as I add/modify categories.
P.S. Thanks for hanging in with me to figure this out.
Hi,
I was wondering if there's a way to hide portfolio categories from the front end.
Here's what I'm trying to do:
I currently have our service categories set up. I would like to eventually create a page focused on one client or one sector of work (conservation, human services, etc).
My thought is that on those pages I could insert Recent Pages and select a the client name/sector I would want to display. The catch is I still want the main portfolio page to just list the service areas, not client names or sectors. Does that make sense?
Hey!
If you want to remove the categories from the post itself that can be done easily via custom css . Let me know what you exactly need hidden.
Thanks
ThemeNectar Support Team
I think what I'm looking for is more filtering on the back end, so I can cherry pick certain portfolio items out for different pages, but keep a smaller set of filters for the portfolio page. Here, let me do an example, maybe that will be clearer than how I'm explaining it.
Backend categories: Branding, Video, Strategy, Conservation, Human Service, Education
Frontend categories (what visitors see): Branding, Video, Strategy
Does that help at all? Basically I want to add categories to sort by without them showing up on the portfolio page.
Hey Again!
From what i understood if you dont want to show certain categories on the Frontend you can select the needed filters in the Portfolio VC Element Options. See screenshot: http://prntscr.com/63pkxl .
Thanks
ThemeNectar Support Team
Yeah, I think that's the functionality. But, can this be filtered in the CSS?
Hey Again!
If you need to you can do like this :
#portfolio-filters-inline li a[data-filter=".branding"] { display: none !important; }
Thanks
ThemeNectar Support Team
Just to be clear so I can replicate it for the other portfolio filters. The categories listed here are what does not show on the frontend, right?
What kind of syntax would I use for multiple categories? And for the "data-filter=".branding" section is the ".branding" identifier the name or the slug for the category or something else all together? Sorry for all of the questions, I'm trying to understand it so I can tweak it as I add/modify categories.
P.S. Thanks for hanging in with me to figure this out.
Hey again - for multiple ones you could use:
#portfolio-filters-inline li a[data-filter=".branding"], #portfolio-filters-inline li a[data-filter=".strategy"] { display: none !important; }