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Hi,
Sure! I recommend using that setup from the knowledge base, but can you please also make sure that this option is enabled as well: https://i.imgur.com/T3xUWsb.png
That should do the trick.Hi,
Thank you for your kind words!
Well, unfortunately the results page layout is out of the plugin control, all it can do is “send” the results to display and the rest is up to the result page. I think in your case it’s controlled via the theme/fusion builder. Try checking via the theme builder, there is probably an option to add custom taxonomies to the results display, that should do the trick.
Hi,
Thank you for the reports. Unfortunately there was a major change in Elementor regarding the load-more feature, and it’s very likely that the support for it might have to be removed because of it. It’s already noted on the issue tracker, we will try to add a “replacement” option for it, but at the current state it’s not yet possible.
Hi,
Loop grid intergration is under testing yet – however some features should still work. If you try to place it to an archive page (taxonomy, search or post type archive) and set the loop grid to use “current query” then it should work.
A full support will be added in the next major release (4.27).
Thanks Pascal.
I looked into possible modifications for this, but I’m afraid it’s not possible. If only there was the first three URLs, then it probably could have been, but with many others it’s not doable, I’m sorry.
Hi,
Thanks for the details!
I can’t see much on the results page, but usually these issues are related to one of these things:
– If you use a theme builder, make sure the correct archive widget is used. Some archive widgets are only capable of displaying the “post” and the “page” post type, even though the plugin sends all the correct results to the page.
– Make suer to have no custom codes used for the search query or in the search results template files
– Also make sure that no other search plugin is active, as both may try to override the results and cause a conflictI want to filter the search results from the main search in the menu, without the user having to search again. eg a user searches for ‘paint’ then I want to filter the different paint categories — brushes, paper, paint colors. have a sidebar with options to filter the search results. Is there a way to do this with the plugin?I think the most similar setup for that is in this example. It’s basically the search shortcode and the results shortcode placed next to each other. (in the example we actually use gutenberg blocks, but it’s the same thing)
Is there a way to only show the categories that are relevant for that search result?
I’m afraid however that is not possible.Hi Douglas,
I hope you are doing fine!
After some debugging I have found that one of the search element outputs is altered after it’s printed causing an invalid data object.
The issue is caused by a backslash character added to the output here: https://i.imgur.com/W3JVtcz.pngThat character is not coming from the plugin, I verified by printing the output, as-is. I suspect perhaps a HTML minification, obfuscation, threat protection via CDN or something along those lines is trying to minify/change the output and somehow that gets there.
I recommend checking any HTML minify, CDN options or anything along those lines.The page looks minified, so it is very likely related to that feature.
