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title: Filtering
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# Filtering

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##### edgeFilters

[`bool`] default:`false`

If set to true, alchemy will load a set of filters that correspond to edge types defined in the [`edgeTypes`](#edgetypes) parameter, into the filters section of the control dash.

##### nodeFilters 

[`bool`] default:`false`  

If set to true, alchemy will load a set of filters that correspond to node types as defined in the [`nodeTypes`](#nodetypes) into the filters section of the control dash.

##### captionsToggle 

[`bool`] default:`false`

Allow toggling of caption visibility.  When toggled, `.hidden` is assigned to all captions.  The default `hidden` class can easily be overwritten to allow different colors or opacities for node captions when hidden.  See [graph styling](../#Graph-Styling) for examples of use cases.

##### edgesToggle

[`bool`] default:`false` 

Allow toggling of edge visibility.  When toggled, `.hidden` is assigned to all edges.  The default `hidden` class can easily be overwritten to include different levels of opacity or color upon toggle.  See [graph styling](#Graph-Styling) for examples of use cases.

##### nodesToggle 

[`bool`] default:`false`

Allow toggling of node visibility.  When toggled, `.hidden` is assigned to all nodes.  The default `hidden` class can easily be overwritten to include different levels of opacity or color upon toggle.  When used in tandem with [edgesToggle](#edgestoggle) nodes can be removed with edges still being visible.  Nodes toggle is also useful for applying a custom set of styles for the `.hidden` class that is applied to all nodes on toggle.  See [graph styling](#Graph-Styling) for examples of use cases.
 
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