Reference

Filter Editor Behavior Reference

Behavior options for buttons, auto update, counts, variations, taxonomy behavior, and block interaction.

Updated May 25, 2026SEO-ready50 options

This Reference page covers the Behavior tab in the Filter Editor. It is a manual draft for the full option Reference, not a standalone public release of the whole Reference set.

The Behavior tab controls how shoppers apply or clear filters, how blocks open and reset, how product counts and empty results behave, how variation data is handled, and how advanced block interaction works.

Buttons

Filter Button Text

Public label: Filter Button Text
Location: Filter Editor > Behavior > Buttons
Type: Text
Default value: Filter
Shown when: Activation Type is Button.
Availability: Free
What it does: Sets the text of the button shoppers click to apply the filter.
When to use: Change it when your storefront uses different wording, such as Apply, Show Products, or Search.
Side effects / performance notes: The button appears only in button-based filtering flows; it is not used when filtering applies automatically.
Related options: Activation Type, Buttons Position, Buttons Order, Button styles.

Show Clear All Button

Public label: Show Clear All Button
Location: Filter Editor > Behavior > Buttons
Type: Toggle
Default value: On
Shown when: Always.
Availability: Free
What it does: Shows a control that clears all active selections in this filter set.
When to use: Keep it on for most filters so shoppers can quickly return to an unfiltered catalog.
Side effects / performance notes: Clearing selections may trigger a product update when the filter is in auto-update mode.
Related options: Clear Button Text, Reset All Filters On Page, Show Clear Block.

Clear Button Text

Public label: Clear Button Text
Location: Filter Editor > Behavior > Buttons
Type: Text
Default value: Clear All
Shown when: Show Clear All Button is on; inside More options.
Availability: Free
What it does: Sets the label for the clear-all control.
When to use: Adjust the text to match your storefront vocabulary, such as Reset, Clear Filters, or Start Over.
Side effects / performance notes: Long labels can crowd horizontal button layouts.
Related options: Show Clear All Button, Buttons Position, Button styles.

Reset All Filters On Page

Public label: Reset All Filters On Page
Location: Filter Editor > Behavior > Buttons
Type: Toggle
Default value: Off
Shown when: Inside More options.
Availability: Free
What it does: Makes the clear action reset every filter set on the page, not only the current filter set.
When to use: Use it when several filter sets are intentionally controlling the same product list and should clear together.
Side effects / performance notes: It can clear selections in other visible filters, so avoid it when separate product grids need independent filters.
Related options: Show Clear All Button, Filter Synchro, Force Show Only This Filter.

Buttons Position

Public label: Buttons Position
Location: Filter Editor > Behavior > Buttons
Type: Radio
Default value: Bottom
Shown when: Always.
Availability: Free
What it does: Places filter and clear buttons at the bottom, top, or both positions in the filter UI.
When to use: Use Top or Both when a long filter should expose actions before the shopper reaches the end.
Side effects / performance notes: Showing buttons in both places adds duplicate controls, which can be helpful on long filters but visually heavier.
Related options: Buttons Order, Filter Button Text, Clear Button Text.

Buttons Order

Public label: Buttons Order
Location: Filter Editor > Behavior > Buttons
Type: Radio
Default value: Filter, then Clear
Shown when: Activation Type is Button; inside More options.
Availability: Free
What it does: Chooses whether the apply button appears before or after the clear button.
When to use: Put the primary apply action first when the filter is action-heavy, or put clear first if your layout emphasizes reset.
Side effects / performance notes: Button order affects keyboard and visual scanning order.
Related options: Buttons Position, Filter Button Text, Clear Button Text.

Display Hide Button

Public label: Display Hide Button
Location: Filter Editor > Behavior > Buttons
Type: Toggle
Default value: Off
Shown when: Always.
Availability: Pro
What it does: Shows a button that lets shoppers collapse the whole filter panel.
When to use: Use it when the filter occupies a large sidebar or top area and shoppers may want more room for products after selecting values.
Side effects / performance notes: If the filter is hidden, shoppers need a clear way to reopen it.
Related options: Hide Button styles, Floating Filter.

Auto Update

Update Products on Selection

Public label: Update Products on Selection
Location: Filter Editor > Behavior > Auto Update
Type: Toggle
Default value: On
Shown when: AJAX filtering is enabled and Activation Type is Auto; inside More options.
Availability: Free
What it does: Updates the product list immediately after each selection or deselection.
When to use: Keep it on when shoppers should see results instantly as they choose filter values.
Side effects / performance notes: Each change can trigger an AJAX request, so pair it with an appropriate debounce on heavy catalogs.
Related options: AJAX Debounce, Enable AJAX, Activation Type.

Force Live Recount

Public label: Force Live Recount
Location: Filter Editor > Behavior > Auto Update
Type: Toggle
Default value: Off
Shown when: AJAX filtering is enabled; inside More options.
Availability: Free
What it does: Forces this filter set to recalculate option counts on the server for each selection, even if the global count mode is less dynamic.
When to use: Use it for catalogs where count accuracy after every selection is more important than query cost, such as B2B or membership catalogs.
Side effects / performance notes: This is a heavier operation and can slow filtering on large catalogs.
Related options: Recount Products, Count Calculation Mode, AJAX Debounce.

AJAX Debounce

Public label: AJAX Debounce
Location: Filter Editor > Behavior > Auto Update
Type: Number
Default value: Inherit from global setting, in milliseconds.
Shown when: AJAX filtering is enabled; inside More options.
Availability: Free
What it does: Sets a per-filter delay before sending the AJAX request after a shopper changes a selection.
When to use: Increase the delay for sliders, large catalogs, or shoppers who often change several values quickly.
Side effects / performance notes: Higher values reduce request bursts but make the interface feel less immediate.
Related options: Update Products on Selection, AJAX timeout, global AJAX debounce.

Per-Block Controls

Show Clear Block

Public label: Show Clear Block
Location: Filter Editor > Behavior > Per-Block Controls
Type: Toggle
Default value: On
Shown when: Always.
Availability: Free
What it does: Shows a clear control inside each filter block so shoppers can reset only that block.
When to use: Keep it on for filters with many possible selections, such as categories, sizes, colors, or attributes.
Side effects / performance notes: Block-level clearing changes only one block, unlike the clear-all button.
Related options: Clear Block Text, Show Clear All Button, Block styles.

Clear Block Text

Public label: Clear Block Text
Location: Filter Editor > Behavior > Per-Block Controls
Type: Text
Default value: X icon.
Shown when: Inside More options.
Availability: Free
What it does: Sets the symbol or text used for the block-level clear control.
When to use: Change it when your theme needs a text label instead of a compact icon.
Side effects / performance notes: Larger text can affect block title spacing.
Related options: Show Clear Block.

Hide By Title Click

Public label: Hide By Title Click
Location: Filter Editor > Behavior > Per-Block Controls
Type: Toggle
Default value: On
Shown when: Always.
Availability: Free
What it does: Allows shoppers to collapse or expand a block by clicking its title.
When to use: Keep it on when blocks can be long and shoppers need a compact way to manage the filter UI.
Side effects / performance notes: Turning it off keeps blocks open and disables interaction patterns that depend on collapsible titles.
Related options: Show Title Label (Desktop), Show Title Label (Mobile), Accordion Mode, Toggle Icon.

Use Title As Slug

Public label: Use Title As Slug
Location: Filter Editor > Behavior > Per-Block Controls
Type: Toggle
Default value: Off
Shown when: Inside More options.
Availability: Free
What it does: Uses the block title as the source for generated URL slugs instead of the default taxonomy or attribute naming.
When to use: Use it when the public URL wording should follow the storefront label rather than the underlying data name.
Side effects / performance notes: Renaming a block title can change generated slugs, so review SEO URLs before publishing changes.
Related options: Filter Name, Title, SEO URL settings.

Checked Items Top

Public label: Checked Items Top
Location: Filter Editor > Behavior > Per-Block Controls
Type: Toggle
Default value: Off
Shown when: Inside More options.
Availability: Free
What it does: Moves selected values to the top of the list inside a block.
When to use: Use it for long lists where shoppers need to quickly see which values are active.
Side effects / performance notes: The visual order changes after selection, which can surprise shoppers who expect a fixed alphabetical or custom order.
Related options: Checked Items Bold, Sort By.

Checked Items Bold

Public label: Checked Items Bold
Location: Filter Editor > Behavior > Per-Block Controls
Type: Toggle
Default value: Off
Shown when: Inside More options.
Availability: Free
What it does: Displays selected values in bold text.
When to use: Use it when selected states need extra emphasis beyond checkbox or active styling.
Side effects / performance notes: Bold selected text may change line wrapping in narrow blocks.
Related options: Checked Items Top, selected item styles.

Show Title Label (Desktop)

Public label: Show Title Label (Desktop)
Location: Filter Editor > Behavior > Per-Block Controls
Type: Select
Default value: Opened
Shown when: Always.
Availability: Free
What it does: Sets the default desktop title visibility and open or closed state for filter blocks.
When to use: Use it to keep desktop filters open by default, closed by default, or titleless depending on the page layout.
Side effects / performance notes: Closed blocks shorten the filter but can hide important controls until expanded.
Related options: Show Title Label (Mobile), Hide By Title Click, Default Block State, Title styles.

Show Title Label (Mobile)

Public label: Show Title Label (Mobile)
Location: Filter Editor > Behavior > Per-Block Controls
Type: Select
Default value: Opened
Shown when: Always.
Availability: Free
What it does: Sets the default mobile title visibility and open or closed state for filter blocks.
When to use: Use it to make mobile filters more compact than desktop filters.
Side effects / performance notes: Hidden or closed mobile titles can shorten the UI, but test that shoppers still understand each block.
Related options: Show Title Label (Desktop), mobile layout, Collapse Blocks on Mobile.

Products and Counting

Recount Products

Public label: Recount Products
Location: Filter Editor > Behavior > Products and Counting
Type: Toggle
Default value: On
Shown when: Always.
Availability: Free
What it does: Recalculates product counts for filter values after filtering.
When to use: Keep it on when counts should reflect the current filtered result set.
Side effects / performance notes: Dynamic recounting can add query cost, especially on large catalogs.
Related options: Force Live Recount, Show Count, Count Calculation Mode.

Recount Min/Max Price

Public label: Recount Min/Max Price
Location: Filter Editor > Behavior > Products and Counting
Type: Toggle
Default value: On
Shown when: Inside More options.
Availability: Free
What it does: Updates the price slider range based on the currently filtered products.
When to use: Keep it on when the price slider should narrow as shoppers select other filters.
Side effects / performance notes: Recalculating price bounds can add work to filtering requests.
Related options: Keep Min/Max By Reload, Min/Max Price.

Show Disabled As Greyed

Public label: Show Disabled As Greyed
Location: Filter Editor > Behavior > Products and Counting
Type: Select
Default value: Inherit from global setting.
Shown when: Always.
Availability: Free
What it does: Controls whether unavailable values are shown as disabled or hidden for this filter set.
When to use: Use Inherit for the store-wide adaptive filtering strategy. Override it when one filter needs different empty-value behavior.
Side effects / performance notes: Showing disabled values can help shoppers understand available ranges, while hiding them keeps the UI shorter.
Related options: Adaptive Filtering, Hide Empty, Hide Empty After Filtering, disabled item styles.

No Products Text

Public label: No Products Text
Location: Filter Editor > Behavior > Products and Counting
Type: Text
Default value: No products found
Shown when: The global no-products message is enabled.
Availability: Free
What it does: Sets the message shown when filtering returns no products.
When to use: Customize it to match your store tone and give shoppers a clear empty-result state.
Side effects / performance notes: The message is only useful when empty results are shown instead of redirected.
Related options: No Redirect If Empty, No Products Found message.

Keep Min/Max By Reload

Public label: Keep Min/Max By Reload
Location: Filter Editor > Behavior > Products and Counting
Type: Toggle
Default value: Off
Shown when: Inside More options.
Availability: Free
What it does: Preserves the price bounds after a page reload instead of resetting them to the full catalog range.
When to use: Use it when selected price ranges should stay stable across reload-based filtering or navigation.
Side effects / performance notes: Persisted bounds can make the price slider appear narrower than the full catalog range.
Related options: Recount Min/Max Price, Remember Filter Selection.

Always Filter By All Products

Public label: Always Filter By All Products
Location: Filter Editor > Behavior > Products and Counting
Type: Toggle
Default value: Off
Shown when: Inside More options.
Availability: Free
What it does: Calculates filtering against the full shop catalog instead of the current page context.
When to use: Use it when the filter should ignore archive context and search across all products.
Side effects / performance notes: This can broaden results beyond the current category or landing page scope.
Related options: Display On Pages, Restrict Results to Selected.

Sort By Title After Filtering

Public label: Sort By Title After Filtering
Location: Filter Editor > Behavior > Products and Counting
Type: Toggle
Default value: Off
Shown when: Inside More options.
Availability: Free
What it does: Sorts products alphabetically by title after filtering.
When to use: Use it when filtered results should always be predictable by product name.
Side effects / performance notes: It can override or compete with theme or WooCommerce sorting expectations.
Related options: OrderBy Selector, Disable Plugin Sorting, Sort By filter block.

Display Private Products

Public label: Display Private Products
Location: Filter Editor > Behavior > Products and Counting
Type: Toggle
Default value: Off
Shown when: Inside More options.
Availability: Free
What it does: Includes products with private status in filtered results.
When to use: Use it for controlled B2B, membership, staging, or role-based catalog flows where private products should be available.
Side effects / performance notes: Review permissions and storefront visibility carefully before enabling it.
Related options: B2B / Role-Based Pricing.

No Redirect If Empty

Public label: No Redirect If Empty
Location: Filter Editor > Behavior > Products and Counting
Type: Toggle
Default value: On
Shown when: Inside More options.
Availability: Free
What it does: Shows the empty-result message when filtering returns zero products instead of redirecting away.
When to use: Keep it on for normal storefront filtering so shoppers understand that no combination matched.
Side effects / performance notes: Turning it off can make empty filter combinations feel like navigation changes rather than filter feedback.
Related options: No Products Text, Redirect After Selection.

Count Display After Filtering

Public label: Count Display After Filtering
Location: Filter Editor > Behavior > Products and Counting
Type: Select
Default value: Always Show
Shown when: Inside More options.
Availability: Free
What it does: Controls whether count badges remain visible after a shopper applies filters.
When to use: Use Always Show for transparent filtering, Show Before Filtering Only for cleaner post-filter views, or Always Hide for minimal UI.
Side effects / performance notes: Hiding counts can reduce visual noise but removes useful feedback about available values.
Related options: Show Count, Show Counts, Recount Products.

Variations

Variation Filtering Mode

Public label: Variation Filtering Mode
Location: Filter Editor > Behavior > Variations
Type: Select
Default value: Inherit from global setting.
Shown when: Always.
Availability: Free
What it does: Sets which product variation values are considered by this filter set: all values, existing variations, in-stock variations, disabled variation handling, or the global default.
When to use: Override the global setting when one filter set needs different variation behavior from the rest of the store.
Side effects / performance notes: Variation-aware filtering can affect which attribute values appear and which products match.
Related options: Out-of-Stock Variation Display, Exclude Backorder Variations, Attribute Taxonomy.

Out-of-Stock Variation Display

Public label: Out-of-Stock Variation Display
Location: Filter Editor > Behavior > Variations
Type: Select
Default value: Inherit from global setting.
Shown when: Inside More options.
Availability: Free
What it does: Controls whether out-of-stock variation values are shown, greyed out, hidden, or inherited from the global variation setting.
When to use: Use it when stock-sensitive filters should behave differently on a specific catalog page.
Side effects / performance notes: Hiding out-of-stock values shortens the UI, while greying them out keeps context visible.
Related options: Variation Filtering Mode, Show Disabled As Greyed.

Exclude Backorder Variations

Public label: Exclude Backorder Variations
Location: Filter Editor > Behavior > Variations
Type: Select
Default value: Inherit from global setting.
Shown when: Inside More options.
Availability: Free
What it does: Controls whether backorder variation values are excluded for this filter set.
When to use: Use it when backorder products should not influence filter values or results for a specific page.
Side effects / performance notes: If the variation mode already uses in-stock only behavior, backorders are already excluded by that mode.
Related options: Variation Filtering Mode.

Display Variations in Results

Public label: Display Variations in Results
Location: Filter Editor > Behavior > Variations
Type: Toggle
Default value: Off
Shown when: Index tables are enabled; inside More options.
Availability: Pro
What it does: Shows matching individual variations in results instead of only parent products.
When to use: Use it when shoppers need to land directly on a specific variation, such as a color or size SKU.
Side effects / performance notes: Requires index tables and can change result-card behavior compared with parent-product listings.
Related options: Variation Count Mode, Enable Index Tables, Product Card Template.

Variation Count Mode

Public label: Variation Count Mode
Location: Filter Editor > Behavior > Variations
Type: Select
Default value: Inherit from global setting.
Shown when: Index tables are enabled; inside More options.
Availability: Free for inherited or parent-product counting; counting individual variations is Pro.
What it does: Controls whether counts are based on parent products or individual variations.
When to use: Use parent-product counting for ordinary catalogs, and variation counting when each variation should behave like its own countable result.
Side effects / performance notes: Variation-level counts require index tables and can be heavier than parent-product counts.
Related options: Display Variations in Results, Show Count, Enable Index Tables.

Categories and Taxonomies

Public label: Filter Categories List
Location: Filter Editor > Behavior > Categories and Taxonomies
Type: Toggle
Default value: Off
Shown when: Inside More options.
Availability: Free
What it does: Limits category values in filter blocks to categories that are present on the current page context.
When to use: Use it when category filters should stay focused on the archive or landing page the shopper is viewing.
Side effects / performance notes: It can hide categories that exist in the catalog but are outside the current page scope.
Related options: Terms List, Display On Pages, Preselect from Page Context.

Display Only Descendants

Public label: Display Only Descendants
Location: Filter Editor > Behavior > Categories and Taxonomies
Type: Toggle
Default value: Off
Shown when: Inside More options.
Availability: Free
What it does: Shows only descendant categories of the current category.
When to use: Use it on category archive pages where shoppers should drill down within the current branch.
Side effects / performance notes: It narrows category navigation and may hide sibling categories.
Related options: Display Only Children, Show Hierarchical, Hide Current Page Category.

Display Only Children

Public label: Display Only Children
Location: Filter Editor > Behavior > Categories and Taxonomies
Type: Toggle
Default value: Off
Shown when: Inside More options.
Availability: Free
What it does: Shows only direct child categories of the current category.
When to use: Use it when the category filter should present one level of navigation at a time.
Side effects / performance notes: It is stricter than showing all descendants and can hide deeper grandchildren.
Related options: Display Only Descendants, Hide Parent.

Multiblock Logic

Public label: Multiblock Logic
Location: Filter Editor > Behavior > Categories and Taxonomies
Type: Radio
Default value: AND
Shown when: Always.
Availability: Free
What it does: Defines whether matches across different filter blocks use AND logic or OR logic.
When to use: Use AND when products must match every selected block. Use OR when matching any selected block should be enough.
Side effects / performance notes: OR logic broadens results and can make counts feel less restrictive than typical faceted filtering.
Related options: Query Logic.

Block Interaction

Open One By One

Public label: Open One By One
Location: Filter Editor > Behavior > Block Interaction
Type: Toggle
Default value: Off
Shown when: Accordion Mode is off; inside More options.
Availability: Pro
What it does: Reveals blocks sequentially, so the next block opens after a shopper makes a selection in the previous one.
When to use: Use it for guided filtering flows where shoppers should move through blocks in a specific order.
Side effects / performance notes: It can slow exploration because shoppers do not see every block at once.
Related options: OBO Only Children, Accordion Mode, Step Filter workflow mode.

OBO Only Children

Public label: OBO Only Children
Location: Filter Editor > Behavior > Block Interaction
Type: Toggle
Default value: Off
Shown when: Open One By One is on and Accordion Mode is off; inside More options.
Availability: Pro
What it does: Limits one-by-one opening behavior to child blocks.
When to use: Use it when only nested or dependent blocks should be revealed step by step.
Side effects / performance notes: The behavior depends on the block structure, so test the order shoppers will see.
Related options: Open One By One.

Accordion Mode

Public label: Accordion Mode
Location: Filter Editor > Behavior > Block Interaction
Type: Toggle
Default value: Off
Shown when: Hide By Title Click is on.
Availability: Pro
What it does: Keeps only one block open at a time; opening one block closes the others.
When to use: Use it for long filters where the page should stay compact and focused.
Side effects / performance notes: Accordion Mode hides Open One By One and Default Block State because it defines its own first-open behavior.
Related options: Hide By Title Click, Open One By One, Default Block State, Mobile Layout.

Filter Synchro

Public label: Filter Synchro
Location: Filter Editor > Behavior > Block Interaction
Type: Toggle
Default value: Off
Shown when: Inside More options.
Availability: Pro
What it does: Synchronizes matching selections between multiple filter sets on the same page that control the same product container.
When to use: Use it when a sidebar filter and a horizontal filter should act as one coordinated filtering interface.
Side effects / performance notes: Synced filter sets should target the same product container; independent product grids should use independent filters instead.
Related options: Reset All Filters On Page, Force Show Only This Filter, Products Container Selector, Floating Filter.

Clear Other Filters

Public label: Clear Other Filters
Location: Filter Editor > Behavior > Block Interaction
Type: Toggle
Default value: Off
Shown when: Inside More options.
Availability: Pro
What it does: Clears selections in other blocks when the shopper selects a value in one block.
When to use: Use it for mutually exclusive flows where only one block should be active at a time.
Side effects / performance notes: It can remove shopper selections unexpectedly if the flow is not clearly designed.
Related options: Show Clear All Button, Filter Synchro.

Show More / Show Less

Public label: Show More / Show Less
Location: Filter Editor > Behavior > Block Interaction
Type: Toggle
Default value: Off
Shown when: Inside More options.
Availability: Pro
What it does: Limits the visible values in a block and adds controls to expand or collapse the rest.
When to use: Use it for long lists where only the first few values should be visible by default.
Side effects / performance notes: Hidden values are still part of the block; shoppers must expand the list to see them.
Related options: Show More Limit, Show More Label, Show Less Label, Max Terms Show, Max Height.

Show More Limit

Public label: Show More Limit
Location: Filter Editor > Behavior > Block Interaction
Type: Number
Default value: 5
Shown when: Show More / Show Less is on; inside More options.
Availability: Pro
What it does: Sets how many values are visible before the show-more control appears.
When to use: Set a low value for compact sidebars and a higher value for wider layouts.
Side effects / performance notes: Too low a value can hide popular choices behind an extra click.
Related options: Show More / Show Less.

Show More Label

Public label: Show More Label
Location: Filter Editor > Behavior > Block Interaction
Type: Text
Default value: Show more
Shown when: Show More / Show Less is on; inside More options.
Availability: Pro
What it does: Sets the label for the control that expands hidden values.
When to use: Change it to match your store language or tone.
Side effects / performance notes: Long labels can wrap in narrow sidebars.
Related options: Show More / Show Less, Show Less Label.

Show Less Label

Public label: Show Less Label
Location: Filter Editor > Behavior > Block Interaction
Type: Text
Default value: Show less
Shown when: Show More / Show Less is on; inside More options.
Availability: Pro
What it does: Sets the label for the control that collapses expanded values.
When to use: Change it when the expanded-state wording should match the storefront language.
Side effects / performance notes: Long labels can wrap in narrow sidebars.
Related options: Show More / Show Less, Show More Label.

Scroll After Filtering

Public label: Scroll After Filtering
Location: Filter Editor > Behavior > Block Interaction
Type: Select
Default value: None
Shown when: Always.
Availability: Pro
What it does: Controls whether the page scrolls after filtering: no scroll, scroll to products, or scroll to the top.
When to use: Use To Products when filters sit above or away from the product grid and shoppers should be brought back to results.
Side effects / performance notes: Automatic scroll can feel disruptive if the products are already visible.
Related options: Scroll Speed, Scroll Retreat, Products Container Selector.

Scroll Speed

Public label: Scroll Speed
Location: Filter Editor > Behavior > Block Interaction
Type: Number
Default value: 500 ms
Shown when: Scroll After Filtering is not None; inside More options.
Availability: Pro
What it does: Sets the animation speed for automatic scroll after filtering.
When to use: Adjust it if the scroll feels too abrupt or too slow for the page layout.
Side effects / performance notes: Very slow scroll delays the shopper from seeing results.
Related options: Scroll After Filtering, Sequence Scroll Speed.

Scroll Retreat

Public label: Scroll Retreat
Location: Filter Editor > Behavior > Block Interaction
Type: Number
Default value: 50 px
Shown when: Scroll After Filtering is not None; inside More options.
Availability: Pro
What it does: Adds an offset above the scroll target.
When to use: Use it when a sticky header or admin bar would otherwise cover the top of the product grid.
Side effects / performance notes: Too much offset can leave the products lower than expected after scrolling.
Related options: Scroll After Filtering.

Default Block State

Public label: Default Block State
Location: Filter Editor > Behavior > Block Interaction
Type: Select
Default value: First open
Shown when: Accordion Mode is off.
Availability: Free
What it does: Sets whether blocks start with the first block open, all blocks open, or all blocks closed on initial page load.
When to use: Use First open for a compact guided default, All open for transparent browsing, or All closed for very long filters.
Side effects / performance notes: Accordion Mode hides this option because accordion behavior implies a first-open state.
Related options: Show Title Label (Desktop), Show Title Label (Mobile), Accordion Mode, Collapse Blocks on Mobile.