Taxonomy Grids (Taxonomy Display)

The Taxonomy Grids widget allows you to display property taxonomies (Types, Status, Labels, Locations, etc.) in a grid format. This widget is ideal for creating visually structured sections that help users browse listings by taxonomy categories directly from your page.

How to Add the "Taxonomy Grids" Widget

1. In Elementor, open the page where you want to insert the widget.
2. From the sidebar, search for Taxonomy Grids.
3. Drag and drop the widget onto your page.
4. The widget will load with default settings, which you can customize.

Configuration Options

Content Tab

• Columns: Choose the number of columns (e.g., 2, 3, 4).
• Image Size: Select the image size variation used for the taxonomy thumbnail.
• Choose Taxonomy: Select which taxonomy to display (Types, Status, Label, Country, State, City, Area).
• Show Child: Decide whether to display child taxonomies under the parent.
• Hide Empty: Option to hide taxonomies with no properties.
• Hide Count: Toggle whether the property count is shown.
• Order By: Set ordering by Name, ID, or Custom order.
• Order: Choose ascending (ASC) or descending (DESC).
• Number of Items to Show: Define how many taxonomy items to display.

Style Tab

• Title Typography & Color: Customize the font style and color for taxonomy titles.
• Count Typography & Color: Adjust the typography and color for property counts.
• Height: Control the height of the grid items.
• Grid Gap & Padding: Set spacing between grid elements and padding inside each card.
• Radius: Adjust border radius for rounded corners.
• Shadow (Normal/Hover): Add shadows for normal and hover states.
• Opacity & Opacity Color: Manage overlay opacity and overlay color for hover effects.

Best Practices

• Use consistent image sizes for a uniform grid layout.
• Enable Hide Empty to avoid displaying taxonomies with no properties.
• For large sets of taxonomies, limit the Number of Items to Show to maintain readability.
• Combine with a Section Title widget for better structure and context.

Related Articles

Learn how to create and manage the key taxonomies that organize your properties effectively. These guides cover everything from geographic classifications to property features and labels, helping you structure your listings for better search and navigation.

• Property Country, States, City, and Area
• Property Type
• Property Status
• Property Features
• Property Labels