Hi @patrickhaond,
Thank you for reaching out and providing a detailed explanation of what you’re aiming to achieve. The most straightforward and native WooCommerce solution is to use a Product Attribute.
Start by creating a product attribute called Difficulty Level, and then add terms from 1 to 10. You can follow this guide on creating product attributes: https://woocommerce.com/document/managing-product-taxonomies/#product-attributes
Once the attribute and its terms are set up, you can enhance this feature by using a plugin that supports attribute filtering with a built-in slider.
Another approach is to use custom fields. You can create a custom field using ACF and create a difficulty_level field and have it added to your products via ACF. Then install FacetWP or another advanced filter plugin and configure the slide to read the numeric difficulty_level field.
Please note that requests like this are generally outside the scope of forum support. If you’re unable to implement this solution on your own, I recommend consulting an expert through platforms like codeable.io, as some setups may require custom code to display the attributes as a slider if you’re unable to find any compatible filter plugin out of the box.
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Pat
(@patrickhaond)
Thanks a lot @mosesmedh for your help.
Sorry for misunderstanding, indeed that is absolutely not support matter.
Hi there,
No worries at all! I’m glad we could clarify that.
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Thank you so much!
