WordPress Meta Data & Taxonomies Filter 2.3.1

WordPress Meta Data & Taxonomies Filter is a WordPress plugin designed to help visitors search and filter content by using both meta fields and taxonomies at the same time.

Instead of forcing separate searches, it lets you combine attributes like custom fields, categories, and other taxonomy terms into one clear filtering experience across your site.

It’s useful for improving content discoverability and engagement for WordPress sites and WooCommerce stores, especially when you manage large catalogs such as real estate listings, cars, hotels, recipes, or portfolio items.

Main Features

• Meta + taxonomy filtering together — Search posts and products using meta fields and taxonomy terms in the same workflow.
• Filters posts and custom post types — Apply combined filters across standard posts and WordPress custom post types.
• WooCommerce product filtering — Filter WooCommerce products by meta data alongside taxonomies.
• Product category and attributes support — Include taxonomies such as product categories and product attributes in the filter logic.
• Price-based filtering — Use price as part of the filtering setup for WooCommerce catalogs.
• Jigoshop product support — Filter Jigoshop products using meta fields and taxonomies as well.
• Flexible configuration — Set up rich search options tailored to different content structures without duplicating search forms.
• Built for comprehensive searchable catalogs — A unified approach for making site content searchable by meta fields AND taxonomies across multiple plugin scenarios.

Benefits

• Better content discoverability — Visitors can find relevant posts and products faster using the filters they actually need.
• Higher conversions — Shoppers can narrow choices by key attributes and categories, reducing bounce during product discovery.
• Improved user experience — One filtering experience that combines meta data and taxonomy terms keeps navigation clear.
• More relevant traffic — Users land on the right pages based on structured filters, supporting healthier engagement signals.
• Scales with large catalogs — Works well when you have many listings, recipes, or product variations that require organized search.

Who is it suitable for?

• WooCommerce shops with layered product attributes, categories, and custom fields
• Real estate agency websites with searchable listings and custom meta data
• Cars dealer sites where users filter by specifications stored in meta fields
• Hotel and directory-style sites needing taxonomy + meta search
• Recipe, culinary, or content-heavy blogs with structured custom fields
• Agencies and portfolio sites that want visitors to quickly locate projects