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Accomplice Query Loop Filters
Add basic taxonomy filters to native WordPress Query blocks.
Accomplice Query Loop Filters ranks #52,830 among WordPress.org plugins with 1+ active installations, a 1/5 rating from 0 reviews, and was last updated Oct 28, 2026. Data from WordPress.org, refreshed twice daily — see methodology.
Compatible with WP 7.1
v4.0.4
Current Version v4.0.4
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Last Update on 28 Oct, 2026
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- Version
- 4.0.4
- Last Updated
- Oct 28, 2026
- Requires WP
- 6.8+
- Tested Up To
- 7.1
- PHP Version
- 8.2 or higher
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Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about Accomplice Query Loop Filters
Deactivate the original Free installation before activating this one. Its old uninstall code does not recognize the renamed Free folder. Keep that private installation inactive until its uninstall handler is updated, or remove it while Pro remains installed. Do not delete it as a migration step without a backup.
No. Free is an independent plugin and needs no license key or service account. Pro is an optional replacement with additional features.
Yes. Select the Query Loop and choose Edit Filter Query. Its query settings and result blocks form the starting point for your draft. Apply the changes when ready, then save the page.
Free offers category, tag and custom-taxonomy choices for one post type per Query, with Apply, Reset and ordinary pagination. Search, date filters, visitor sorting, Load more, Fetch fresh results, custom metadata, ACF fields, number ranges and advanced query rules belong to Pro.
Check that its post type is selected in Catalog Data and that the taxonomy is registered for that post type. Custom post types and taxonomies can be selected even when their registrations are not public. The catalog offers terms used by published content for the selected post type. Also review Global exclusions. By default, post_format, the category slugs uncategorized and uncategorised, and the metadata keys footnotes and wp_dummy_content_generator_post are excluded. Metadata defaults are shared with Pro; Free does not offer metadata filter sources. Uncheck an exclusion and save to include it. Exclusions do not delete content or erase fixed query rules, and changing them does not require a catalog rebuild.
Choose a starter design during setup or use Change design for an existing Query. The layouts use normal Groups and Columns that you can arrange on the
for the individual blocks. Your theme also influences their appearance.
Yes. Each Query has its own filter state. Save the page after inserting or copying a Query so WordPress can retain its query identity.
To upgrade, install Pro 4.0.2 or later and activate it; Pro automatically deactivates Free. With Pro 4.0.1 or earlier, deactivate Free manually first. To return to Free, deactivate Pro in Plugins, then activate Free. If you try to activate Free while Pro is active, Free stays inactive and a notice on the Plugins page explains how to switch. Before deleting Pro while this renamed Free edition remains installed, update Pro to 4.0.2 or later. Older Pro uninstall code does not recognize the new Free folder and may remove shared settings or derived catalog data. Shared content and settings are retained. Reload any open block editor after switching. Make a backup before changing editions on an existing site. On multisite, switch a network-active edition from Network Admin > Plugins. Shared native controls remain saved. Free does not convert Pro-only controls, advanced query rules or legacy blocks into equivalent Free features. It warns about unavailable saved features and keeps affected results empty rather than showing content with those restrictions omitted. Restore Pro to use those features, or explicitly remove the unavailable controls or rules in the editor and save the page.
No. They help visitors narrow a list of content. Use WordPress permissions and appropriate access-control tools to protect restricted content.