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Thanks! That worked, the search works okay on my end.
Can you please check the admin credentials? I tried to log-in and check the configuration but either the username or password seems to be incorrect. Thanks!
I’m afraid that’s not possible that way.
You can however turn off the horizontal scrollbar for the horizontal results, that way there is a line break after the width of an item surpasses the container width.
Hi,
Thank you for the details!
I tried to open the link provided, but I get an error message for required authorization: https://wp-dreams.com/assets/support/2026-01-22_gvpU12j3VB.jpg
Can you please check?Thanks!
Hi,
You are looking for any “horizontal” theme: https://wp-dreams.com/assets/support/2026-01-22_MxxPKmVMaC.jpg
That should do the trick 🙂Hi,
That depends on the database collation – which is accent insensitive in WordPress, which means that all of these are ignored.
I wouldn’t recommend changing the database collation for this (unless you know what you are doing), WordPress is built around case and accent insensitive tables, it could lead to some unexpected issues. Unfortunately however that is the best possible way to get around it, but again I highly recommend not doing that as it means that the database base structure is altered.You can however try enabling this option. It will force case sensitivity (which also forces accents) for the search queries. It only works however if you are using the regular engine, but it depends on the database engine too, in some cases even that won’t help.
No worries, it happens more often than you think 🙂
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Hi,
You may have likely selected taxonomy terms to be displayed in the results (as results). Make sure to turn them off here. That will remove those unwanted results.
I have very good news, I managed to find a solution, which hooks into the query to check the field existence and value. Use this snippet only:
add_filter( 'asp/index/database/get_posts_to_index/query/add_where', function ( $add_where ) { global $wpdb; return $add_where . " AND ( ( post.post_type='attachment' AND EXISTS(SELECT 1 FROM $wpdb->postmeta WHERE post_id=post.ID AND meta_key='available' AND meta_value=1) ) OR post.post_type <> 'attachment' )"; } );This will exclude everything during the query, so the exclusion field is not populated with so many items, they don’t even get queued at all.
That is the default behavior when using the auto populate feature. You might be missing the results shortcode or block on the right side.
You may want to check out this tutorial video, it is very similar to what you are looking for. It is for WooCommerce, but you can use the same method for every post type.
If that is true, then it’s really bad news. No search solution can access data from outside WordPress, there has to be some sort of an abstraction in the local database so WordPress can return something. Usually the item titles and metadata is stored in a post type to make them searchable, and then search plugins can at least search and return that, even if the file is on a remote location.
If there is no post type associated with each file in the local database, then I’m afraid there is no search plugin that is able to search these, as they all rely on the local post type mapping.
You should ask this to confirm, just to be sure that there is nothing stored locally in a post type. If not then probably the simplest and easiest solution is to somehow custom code this to the other plugin so that the remote file metadata (title, date, download url etc..) is sinced to a local post type so it can be used for search purposes.
