It would be great to be able to easily create a robust portfolio, with real-time filters. For example, if you are a photographer, then an image gallery with filter categories such as landscape, portraits, street photography, etc... Upon clicking on the filter, only the specific category items appear. This is very common with wordpress portfolio sites, but its extremely difficult to set up in webflow.
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My mistake in my last comment, 8 years old
One month away from this feature request being 7 years old... how is this not implemented yet? Webflow should just buy Finsweet and integrate all of their hacks into their product so we can start using them without all the excess code
Honestly I have one webflow website and wanted to use it for the other, but I really needed filters. Now here I am banging my head against the mess that is wordpress... all because they have an amazing (free!) filter plugin.
very important feature for a lot of clients
Webflow is a great product, but now they lack very basic features that was supposed to be there years ago in any other web builder they are a no brainer
I've been struggling with this pain point for the past two weeks. My main focus is building B2B business and brand blog content websites. Last night, I was seriously considering quitting Webflow and going back to WordPress, despite its endless plugins and complicated host management.
But this morning, after trying nearly 36 different solutions, I finally found a no-code way to make it work.
Webflow is incredibly powerful, offering a wide range of functions. However, the official courses feel too academic—they’re not grounded in real-world application scenarios. Later on, I plan to share some practical, one-step solutions based on my actual business experiences. Such a great tool shouldn't be held back by unclear tutorials, keeping it out of reach for the users who truly appreciate it.
I was thinking last night that maybe I should quit Webflow and go back to WordPress, which is full of plugs and complicated host management.
This morning, after trying almost 36 different options, I finally found a no-code way to do it.
Webflow is powerful, with a full range of features. However, the official courses are quite academic, not grounded, and not close to the needs of actual application scenarios.
I hope to share later some one-step experience based on my actual business application experience. Such a good tool should not be blocked by obscure tutorials and far away from users who love it.a
It’s been over FIVE YEARS since this was posted
It’s been one of the TOP THREE wishlist items since its posting
This is a a feature native to WF’s competitors
There’s a reason so many third parties have built scripts to solve this problem
Webflow Team: please listen to your users and prioritize this item. The third party solutions are complex and have many deficiencies, like degrading the performance of pages.
is this on the roadmap? really important feature and the current work arounds are less than ideal
This is done with bit of code through finsweet, but honestly that takes too much time. Something simple I would like to see
This really is a must have feature for creating powerful websites and tools.
Thank you !!!
This is definitely a must-have, and is the only reason that I am still considering whether or not to switch to Webflow, only because they do not offer this really really basic and necessary feature.
I agree this is an important feature... I did manage to accomplish something similar with the tabs component though. Working perfectly fine !
This is a 1000% required! On-page filtering/sorting is a MUST for many types of websites, and I'm sure that once we have a native solution for this more people will use Webflow.
Finsweet has a decent solution but I wish Webflow provided it a native element for us, one we could set and connect to CMS/Ecommerce fields. If Webflow wants to growth its marketshare and capture WordPress and Shopify users, filtering and sorting must be available.
I agree, this is required for 100% nocode developer, but hear me out, it requires very simple embed javascript code combined with Webflow CMS and you will have a working filter/sorting mechanism fully editable in CMS. Maybe they are not rushing to solve this issue because if it's really required for a client a coding developer will solve it quick.
WAITING...
still Waiting…
Nearly every site we create needs this...
This really is a must have feature for creating powerful websites and tools.
This is a MUST HAVE FEATURE. It's mindblowing and honestly shocking that it still hasn't been implemented after 6 years!!!