[Ernest Marcinko]

It makes sense of course – but from the search perspective this option is what you are looking for.
That will make sure to not apply filters to post types, which don’t have a value set on the filtered fields. Therefore you will see results from Communities even while using “sq_ft” filter, as it’s going to be ignored in that case.

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[Ernest Marcinko]

Thanks, that worked.

The communities don’t have the “sq_ft” custom field, which applies to all results as it’s a range slider. You can either add that field, or if that’t not possible, then use this option to check if the results doesn’t have the field and include them either way: https://i.imgur.com/WEHJp3s.png

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Hi,

Yes – it is actually possible. Under the Search Sources -> Ordering panel, you will find the “Post type results ordering” option: https://i.imgur.com/xznIRdI.png
After enabling, you can sort the post types as you wish to prioritize them in the results list.

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Hi,

The sorting should be the same if the search override is active.
I tried a few queries but the ordering seems to be all right on my end: https://i.imgur.com/esKZtzl.png
Everything seems to be in the same order. Did you manage to resolve it, or do you get different results?

[Ernest Marcinko]

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You are welcome 🙂

Radio button output is a bit different, there is a line break you have to “remove” basically:

fieldset.asp_filter_tax {
    max-width: unset !important;
    width: 100% !important;
}
.term_filter_box br {
    display: none;
}

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Hi!

1. You can sort of do that via this option. However the parameter names are automatically generated from the form values and object IDs. Visiting the generated URL will preset the values of the filter.

2. Sure! It’s the .asp_option_checked class, use it like this:

.asp_option_cat.asp_option_checked {
    background: #206177 !important;
    color: #e8eff1 !important;
}

[Ernest Marcinko]

Hi,

Not out of the box, but very likely possible via a small custom code snippet – but it depends on the exact field type, values and the field name as well.

If you have a drop-down field setup already, let me know (either via a link or back-end access), I will take a look at how the populated values look like, and go from there.

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