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Loop Toolbar

Blocksify Pro Loop Toolbar adds a configurable results header for the same Target Loop used by your filters.

Use it to show a result total, sorting choices, and removable active-filter chips above or below a listing.

Where to find Loop Toolbar

  1. In the page editor, click + and search for Loop Toolbar.
  2. Insert the block near a Content Loop, then open Settings.
  3. Under Target Loop, choose the Content Loop entry with the intended post type, layout, and block ID. The toolbar preview connects to that results area.

Loop Toolbar is a ready-made version of the Loop Filter block. It does not add facets; it gives visitors context and controls for the chosen results.

Left, Center, and Right

Left, Center, and Right are independent zones. Add parts to any zone, change their order, or use the same part more than once.

The complete Loop Toolbar settings sidebar shows one configured toolbar part in each of the Left, Center and Right zones.
  1. Open the zone where the control should appear.
  2. Click Add toolbar part, then choose Count, Sort, or Active Filters.
  3. Drag the rows within a zone to set their order. The toolbar preview follows your layout.

A useful starting layout is Count on the Left, Active Filters in the Center, and Sort on the Right. On narrow screens, the zones wrap as space requires.

Count

Count tells visitors the filtered result total. Its only setting is Label / format.

The Count data popover shows Label / format set to {x} properties.

The default format is Showing {x} of {y}. {x} is the filtered total and {y} the unfiltered total; neither is a page range. The Find a Property toolbar uses {x} properties.

Sort

Sort adds a dropdown that changes result order and records the choice in the URL. Set the dropdown Label and a unique, readable URL key.

The Sort part popover shows custom options with the Price low to high option open for editing.

Sort options source offers Custom (authored below) and WooCommerce catalog sorting. With Custom (authored below) selected, use Options and Add sort option; each option can use a Preset, or a Field of Title, Date, Menu order, or Custom field.

  • Label is the text visitors select.
  • URL slug is the option value written to the address bar.
  • Direction offers Ascending and Descending unless the chosen Preset supplies its own direction.
  • Meta key and Meta type appear for a Custom field; choose Text or Number.
  • Default chooses the initial authored option, or None.

For a products-only loop, choose WooCommerce catalog sorting as the source. The dropdown then follows the store’s default and its available choices, including additions from compatible shop extensions. See Filter WooCommerce products for the shop workflow.

Active Filters

Active Filters shows each current choice as a removable chip. It gives visitors a quick way to understand and loosen a filtered view.

The published Loop Toolbar shows active City and Bedrooms filter chips with a Clear all control.
SettingDescription
LabelSets the heading before the chips; the default is Active Filters.
Clear allOn adds one control that removes every active choice. Off leaves the individual chip controls.
Show facet nameOn shows context such as City: Brighton. Off shows only Brighton.

Removing a chip updates the Target Loop and its filtered URL. For the address-bar behavior and caching guidance, see Filter URLs, shareable links and the results index.

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