fixies in uniscopio.com

Hi,

1. Depending on the filter types, I recommend checking the taxonomy term a and custom field filters documentation. Then you can set the search settings to a block position and to display automatically.

2. This documentation will help you with that.

3. The issue is caused by this file: https://uniscopio.com/wp-content/plugins/salient-core/includes/nectar-addons.css?ver=1.9.6
I believe is the nectar addons plugin or something similar. I am not sure why this file is enqueued on our plugin back-end, they may have forgot to add conditional checks where to load their assets.
Disabling the plugin temporarily will resolve the issue.

4. Your best option here is to use the result individual pirority settings. That will make sure to always prioritize the results you configure.

Hi,

1. In that case you can also try the inclusions by category. That will allow results from that specific category only.

2. Yes, exactly. Anything in the bracket “[ ]” syntax is only displayed if all the fields inside have valid values.

3. The only thing you can do about that is to disable the plugin until you finish the setup for ajax search pro, that is the safest way. You can add temporary FTP access if you want to, I can try a fix on the spot as well.

4. By default everything is 100, yes. Bulk editing to 90 is a very bad idea. Individual priorities are good for cases, when you have only a few items to prioritize. If you want to prioritize a larger number, you can also check the group priorities.

Hi Javier,

1. Try this custom CSS to force a white color on the texts:

.asp_sb * {
    color: white !important;
}

2 & 3. All right 🙂

4. Yes, setting to 101 is the standard practice, that will work.

1. Try this custom CSS for that:

.asp_w form[name=options] fieldset,
.category_filter_box {
    min-width: 100% !important;
    max-width: unset;
    display: flex;
}

Try maybe this variation:

.asp_w form[name=options] fieldset,
.categoryfilter,
.category_filter_box {
    min-width: 100% !important;
    max-width: unset;
    display: flex;
}

This seems to work on mobile too when I tested on the demo.

Hi Javier,

You can change that text here: https://i.imgur.com/VZ5fpiW.png

Hi Javier,

The margin is added by the container element (salien builder) from this CSS rule:

.wpb_wrapper>div {
    margin-bottom: 24px;
}

To negate the effect, use this custom CSS:

.asp_w_container {
    margin-bottom: 0 !important;
}

Also, if there is further space, you can reduce it here: https://i.imgur.com/AOi1T1l.png