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Hi,
I have setup Ajax Search Pro Plugin on my website. I am having issues with ordering on the actual search results page. If I enable live search I can see the ordering I have setup as well as pages that I have excluded. But if I switch to showing results on a results page they order is messed up and I am seeing results which i have excluded. I have enabled “Override the default WordPress search results”
Please see attached screenshot (live search.png) – as you can see in live search first results are products.
But if I switch to results page you can see order is not the same, first result is Gallery and Pages: https://www.kemiko.com/search/acid+stainYou can test the search here: https://www.kemiko.com/ajax-search-pro/
Also, how can I change the layout and CSS of results page?
Thank You
Hi,
I think the problem is, that there is a mod_rewrite or functional redirection to the results page. I see the plugin trying to redirect to the results page, as https://www.kemiko.com/?s=phrase but it is automatically converted and redirected to https://www.kemiko.com/search/phrase
This causes the query arguments not to pass along, and the override does not kick in. I would suggest trying to change the redirection URL, to custom, and entering this there:
search/{phrase}?asp_custom=1If there is no further redirection forced by the the .htaccess file, or any othe function, then this may work.
Best,
Ernest Marcinko
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You cannot access this content.Also, I replaced the default theme search bar with Ajax Search instance. I have search icon in main menu and on desktop when i click on search icon full search bar shows and there is an “x” on the right to cancel search, but on mobile “x” icon is not visible anymore.
Thank You
Hi,
The X icon is not visible, because it’s color is set to green, and the search width is hovering over it. I suggest changing the search bar width on mobile devices to a smaller one, like 80% or so, and also changing X icon color to the default white – that should be somewhere in the theme settings.
That URL seems to be correct now, it contains the search override parameters. If it still does not override the results, then the theme might not support that, although it is very hard to tell. If you have any other search plugins active, such as Relevanssi, SearchWP or anything, that could also override the results.
Best,
Ernest Marcinko
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