FacetWP – Range List

The final output of the above settings will look like the image on the right.

As shown in the above gif, if you leave the “Min” value blank in a row, the “Min” value of that field is set to the “Max” value of the previous row. Leaving “Min” blank on the first row sets that min value to 0. And leaving the “Max” value blank in the last row will be interpreted as there being no max value, meaning “and up”.

Starting with version 1.9 of the add-on, you can also use 0 (or any other number value) in the “Min” fields, to create overlapping ranges.

Note that “Max” values are interpreted as “up to and including” and “Min” values as “from and including”. So in above example, a post with a value of 10000 will be included in both the first and the second facet choice.