# Create filter sidebar for specific collection

### ❓ How to Create a new Filter Sidebar

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Go to the **Filter > Manage Filter** section from the app menu.

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Click the **“Add Filter”** button to create a new filter sidebar.

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#### ⚡️Step 3: Name your new filter sidebar

Give your filter sidebar a name that helps you identify where it will be used (e.g., “Collection Sidebar,” “Search Sidebar,” etc.).

#### ⚡️Step 4: Add Filter Options

Add and arrange filtering conditions such as:

* Collections
* Product Vendor
* Price
* Tags
* Metafields
* Variant Options (Color, Size, etc.)

> 💡 Tip: You can reorder filter options using drag and drop.

#### ⚡️Step 5: Assign this new filter sidebar to collection page(s)

Under the **“Applies To”** section, choose where this filter sidebar should appear:

* Collection Page(s)
* Search Page

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#### ⚡️Step 6: Save

Click **Save** to apply your filter sidebar settings.

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### 🧠 Best Practices

* **Use one sidebar per page type**: This keeps your filters relevant to each page.
* **Name clearly**: Use names like "Sidebar for Men Collection" or "Search Results Sidebar" to stay organized.
* **Avoid duplication**: Assign only one sidebar per page to avoid conflicts.

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### ❓ Need Help?

If you have any questions or need help setting up your sidebars, feel free to contact us at **<contact@globosoftware.net>**. We're happy to help!


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