Remove "all" filter from portfolio

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• Pablo

  July 2018

  Hi,

  It can be made with using Custom CSS, just apply for the class .all parameter display:none.

  Cheers.
  

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• grandega

  July 2018

  Hi, 

  
  

  thanks for the answer. So I put 

  
  

  #portfoliotxt{.all parameter display:none.} 
  

  
  

  but nothing seems to happen. Can you tell me where my mistake is? The class name is portfoliotxt

  
  

  Sorry, I'm not a programmer at all... 

  
  

  Thanks! 

  
  

  Stefanie 
• Pablo

  July 2018

  Nice try

  Copy it to Custom CSS.
  

  .filters_wrapper ul li a.all{
  	display:none !important;
  }

  Thanks

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• grandega

  July 2018

  Hi, 

  
  

  haha - thanks!  

  
  

  This makes the filter disappear but it doesn't pre-filter. It would be great if the first filter is activated as soon as you load the site for the first time. 

  
  

  Thank you! 

  
  

  Stefanie 
• Pablo

  July 2018

  Sorry, but this is not possible.
  

  This require an additional JS script which we do not provide.

  Cheers.
  

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• environmentallyfresh

  August 2018 edited August 2018

  Here is  the piece of code that you can add in functions.php

  add_action('wp_footer', 'mfn_auto_click');
  function mfn_auto_click(){
  ?>
  <script>
  (function($){	
  	$(window).load(function() {
  		$('.categoryname a').trigger('click');
  	});	
  })(jQuery);
  </script>
  

  Change the “categoryname” to the name of the first category on your installation.
• markencraft

  October 2018

  environmentallyfresh 

  
  

  I've got the same issue. I've tried to use your code but the site wont load after I copied it in the functions.php Do you got any futher advice for me?

  Thanks in advance

  Felix