FiboFilters allows you to add images to filter values, enhancing the appearance and usability of your filters. This feature works only for “Checkboxes” and “Radio” filter types.
To display images next to filter labels, use the fibofilters/front/filter/get_data/url_slug=<URL slug>
hook:
add_filter( 'fibofilters/front/filter/get_data/url_slug=material', function ( $data ) { if ( ! empty( $data['values'] ) ) { foreach ( $data['values'] as $index => $value ) { $data['values'][$index]['label_image'] = "https://example.com/image"; $data['values'][$index]['label_image_position'] = 'before-label'; } } return $data; } );
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Replace material
in the hook name with your filter URL slug. The slug can be found in filter details:

label_image
is the image URLlabel_image_position
is the position relative to the label. It can be set to eitherafter-label
orbefore-label
. If you don’t set it, it will default tobefore-label
.
Examples
Category images
The following example will display category thumbnails next to filter labels. First, you need to set category thumbnails in Products
> Categories
:

Once this is done, the following code will make FiboFilters display the images in the filters:
add_filter( 'fibofilters/front/filter/get_data/url_slug=categories', function ( $data ) { if ( ! empty( $data['values'] ) ) { foreach ( $data['values'] as $index => $value ) { $thumbnail_id = get_term_meta( $value['value'], 'thumbnail_id', true ); $image = wp_get_attachment_url( $thumbnail_id ); $data['values'][$index]['label_image'] = $image; $data['values'][$index]['label_image_position'] = 'before-label'; } } return $data; } );
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The above code will have the following effect:

Brand images
The following example will display WooCommerce brand thumbnails next to filter labels. First, you need to set brand thumbnails in Products
> Brands
:

Once this is done, the following code will make FiboFilters display the images in the filters:
add_filter( 'fibofilters/front/filter/get_data/url_slug=brands', function ( $data ) { if ( ! empty( $data['values'] ) ) { foreach ( $data['values'] as $index => $value ) { $thumbnail_id = get_term_meta( $value['value'], 'thumbnail_id', true ); $image = wp_get_attachment_url( $thumbnail_id ); $data['values'][$index]['label_image'] = $image; $data['values'][$index]['label_image_position'] = 'after-label'; } } return $data; } );
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Here’s the effect:
