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# 9. Attributes filter
To filter the NFTs you want to display in the "Live feed" section, you got this attributes filter.
It is split in two modes.
The first mode is the "All attributes" mode. This filter will display every NFTS that match the combination of ALL attributes you selected (see below).
Here we display every NFT currently for sale with BOTH attributes selected.
The second mode is the "Any attributes" mode. This filter will display every NFTs that match ANY of the attributes you entered in the filter (see below).
 
**Attribute floor price** was added to the attribute filter dropdown. Being a database heavy process, FP only updates once every 30s or so.
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