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# Enable filter sidebar on search page

✨You can display the Smart Product Filter & Search sidebar on your search results page. This guide walks you through the steps to make it work.

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### ⚡️Step 1: Create a Filter Sidebar for the Search Page

To show filters on your search results, you must first create a sidebar that is assigned to the search page.

1. Open the **Smart Product Filter & Search** app.
2. Go to the **Filter** menu on the left sidebar.
3. Click the **Manage Filter** tab.
4. Click **Add Filter** (or edit an existing one).
5. In the **Applies To** section, choose **Search Page**.
6. Add the filter options you want (e.g. Price, Size, Vendor, etc.).
7. Click **Save**.

> 💡 Tip: You can reuse existing filter options you've already created for other sidebars.

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### ⚡️Step 2: Enable the Filter Sidebar on Search Page

Now, activate the filter on the storefront search page.

1. From the app's left navigation, go to **Settings**.
2. Turn on the toggle for **Enable filter on search page**.
3. Click **Save**.

That’s it! Your store’s search page will now display filters just like your collection pages.

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### 💬 Need Help?

If you need assistance or have questions, feel free to contact our support team:\
📩 **<contact@globo.io>**


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