How to add a filter on your Webflow blog using the Finsweet attributes - Day 6/100 days of Webflow

Day 6 of my 100 days of Webflow journey
Today we will install a filter into our blog by using the finsweet filter attributes and we will see how this tool is very easy to use and work with.
00:50 - Blog filtering
02:09 - Field identifiers
03:24 - Clear filters option
04:39 - Setting up Filter tags
06:37 - Showing filtered result count
You can clone the project I created from the link below
webflow.com/made-in-webflow/w...
Enjoy the video, like and subscribe and stay tuned for the video tomorrow

[@adityauiuxdev]

Super helpful

[@yaroshidi]

Glad it helped

[@none1615]

Very nice video , pity I found so late , but subscribed now .. Quick query ... How to make content filter div to be totally invisible to the end user until he/she search ?

[@yaroshidi]

Perhaps set the opacity to 0, sometimes that does it.
Happy to have you on my channel!

[@thevishalvadher]

how can we show top 6 most popular cms items?

[@yaroshidi]

Popular as in terms of views, clicks, SEO. Might be an interesting idea to find a way to do that

[@thevishalvadher]

@@yaroshidi can you make video on that topic if you get any solution please
It will be helpful.