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hello,
we like to output the resultbox inside an bootstrap element. can you please help us with that?if someone is using search function result will apear in #top-menu-3 and class ‘in’ will be set. thats all.
<div class=”accordion-group”>
<div id=”top-menu-3″ class=”accordion-body collapse”>
</div><!– Accordion Inner End –>
</div><!– Accordion Body End –>if this is to much for support please tell me how many this will cost.
looking forward.robert
Hi!
I’ve looked into this, but I don’t have a proper solution for you yet. The problem is, that this version is not ready for such modifications, there is no easy way of doing this.
However, I’m currently working on version 2.0 with some cool new features and one of them is exactly this. (I’m currently experimenting with it)
In a week or so, the new version will be released and you will be able to do this modification with only 1 single line of code inserted into the template. Please be patient until then!
Thank you!
Hi!
Version 2.0 almost ready. This feature is implemented, will send you an early copy before the release. I must however finish it to at least a stable alpha version. 2 days I would say.
Hi!
Some good news. I managed to create a perhaps working alpha version. You will need to delete the previous version along with the search forms you have created to get this work. (this is not going to be compatible with 1.x versions)
You will see tons of new options like: horizontal search results, shortcodes for binding search output to the code, relevancy options, reworked themes, more advanced options, special effects, action/filter list etc..
What you are looking for is the 2 new shortcodes. You will see them on the search settings tab. If you insert one of them into a post/template then the search results will be shown there.
Please be aware that the caching options and the search statistics page is not finished yet, so it’s pretty much ugly 🙂
Let me know what you think and how it works!
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