I would know if is possible to make a back end filtering in my tables, in order to front end users not to see filtering options. Example: I have an all time race results from 1950 to 2018, and i would make a entry for a year, and show a table filtered by that year.
You can hide filters with css so front end users can't see it. You can check out from Inspect element which classes you can use for hiding this filter area. You can filter table with placeholders(if your table is made from mysql, php array, xml or json).
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I would know if is possible to make a back end filtering in my tables, in order to front end users not to see filtering options. Example: I have an all time race results from 1950 to 2018, and i would make a entry for a year, and show a table filtered by that year.
Thanks
Hi gasolinasuper,
Thank you for your purchase.
You can hide filters with css so front end users can't see it. You can check out from Inspect element which classes you can use for hiding this filter area. You can filter table with placeholders(if your table is made from mysql, php array, xml or json).
Kind Regards,
Isidora Markovic
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