This extension enables you to attach measurement units to the attributes of your products and, then, use these attributes as filters.

Example

For example, imagine that you have the following three laptops and their respective attributes:

• Laptop A: RAM = 4GB, HD = 300GB
  
• Laptop B: RAM = 16GB, HD = 1TB
  
• Laptop C: RAM = 6GB, HD = 500GB
  

The filters produced for the above products will be displayed as:

• RAM: 4GB, 6GB, 16GB
  
• HD: 300GB, 500GB, 1TB
  

Notice that the system realized that the unit TB is greater than the GB. Thus, despite that number 1 is smaller than 300 and 500, this value was set as last.

Furthermore, notice the RAM values distribution. Some systems might have set the value 16 before the values 4 and 6 due to failing to recognize that these values are numbers and not text.

Features

Specifically, this extension offers the following capabilities:

• Every attribute can be used as a filter.
  
• The filters are grouped by attribute name.
  
• The values are sorted by value and measurement unit.