We often run into limitations using Flex blocks due to our need for more advanced query, filtering, and sorting capabilities. In Elementor, for example, you can assign a Query ID to an element and then programmatically modify the query using filters like this: https://developers.elementor.com/docs/hooks/custom-query-filter/. This approach is ideal because it allows users to retain full use of the page builder’s design controls while also giving complete control over the data output.
Is there any way to achieve something similar with the current TagDiv Composer? Specifically, is it possible to target a Flex block’s query and adjust its arguments programmatically through a filter or similar method?
Hi,
At the moment, the tagDiv Composer do not offer a built-in way to programmatically modify the query parameters of Flex blocks via a filter or a similar method, sorry!
We understand how powerful and flexible this kind of functionality can be, especially for advanced use cases that require precise control over data output while retaining full access to design tools. While Flex blocks are designed to offer a range of filtering and sorting options within the interface, they currently don’t support external query customization through hooks or filters.
Thank you for your understanding and sorry for this inconvenience!
Calin,
Bummer, is this something that you could bring up to your developers to possibly get on the roadmap for future release?
Hi,
Is done, I added this request on our list.
Thank you!
