when carrying Widgets search box I get this message when carrying No top search

[hugo]

when carrying Widgets search box I get this message when carrying No top search phrases yet! I need help

• This topic was modified 3 years, 10 months ago by .

[hugo]

show box there that model

[hugo]

show the search engine there top left

[hugo]

the search box above

[Ernest Marcinko]

Hi,

Thank you for the details!

If you are not trying to use the “top searches widget”, but the search widget, then make sure you selected the correct one: https://i.imgur.com/hht9GV0.png

[hugo]

to place up

[hugo]

To place the search engine above I attach an image
any video tutorial help

[Ernest Marcinko]

Hi,

It depends. If your theme or theme builder has a module area, you can use the search shortcode there.
If not, then you can also look for widgetized areas, if that is not possible either, you can still try the plugin as menu element.
If that is not possible either, you will have to place the plugin shortcode directly to the theme files. For that you may need to ask the theme developer for exact instructions, as it is different for every theme.

[hugo]

So they answered me, you can place the code above
[wd_asp id=2]

Hi Hugo,

Thank you for contacting PeepSo support.

According to the ticket information, you can place the search widget in the widget area of your choice. You can manage widgets and check the available areas where you can place widgets by going to WP Admin -> Appearance -> Widgets.

Alternatively, if you want to place the shortcode directly in the theme files, please check the documentation below, which describes the process of overwriting the current templates.

peepso.com/documentation/template-override
https://www.peepso.com/documentation/template-override/
Please note, this requires programming knowledge.

I hope this will help.

_______________
Kindest regards,
Artur Kapuściński
Support Team.

Hi Hugo,

There may have been some misunderstanding in the answer above. As for adding shortcodes directly in the theme files, you should use the child theme currently active on your site. If you want to add the code to the header, copy the header.php file from the parent theme’s folders to the child theme’s folders while keeping the exact file path and in the copied file add your code.

I hope this information will be useful.

_______________
Kindest regards,
Artur Kapuściński
Support Team

• This reply was modified 3 years, 10 months ago by .

[hugo]

So they answered me, you can place the code above
[wd_asp id=2]

Hi Hugo,

There may have been some misunderstanding in the answer above. As for adding shortcodes directly in the theme files, you should use the child theme currently active on your site. If you want to add the code to the header, copy the header.php file from the parent theme’s folders to the child theme’s folders while keeping the exact file path and in the copied file add your code.

I hope this information will be useful.

_______________
Kindest regards,
Artur Kapuściński
Support Team

• This reply was modified 3 years, 10 months ago by .

[Ernest Marcinko]

Okay. So you will have to create a child theme, if you have not already, then copy the header.php file, locate the code section where you want to place the shortcode. That is different for every theme, so I can’t tell where exactly. The theme developer will know, but they may not have support to do so.
If you have no experience with editing the theme files, you may need to ask a developer to help, as making direct changes to the theme files can be difficult.

[hugo]

This is how it should
look, the search box

[Ernest Marcinko]

Try this custom CSS:

div[id*=ajaxsearchprowidget] .gc-widget__title {
    display: none;
}

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