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Oh, okay – no problem, you can do that by including results from a specific taxonomy term 🙂

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Hi,

This is intended behavior, because the search instances are accessible across the whole subsite.

If you want different settings, then the best and easiest way is to make a duplicate of the current search, change the settings and use that shortcode on the desired subsite. That way you can have as many differently configured search bars across the multisite as you need, and use any of them anywhere.

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Hi,

If you are trying to create a front-end filter based on the taxonomy term portfolio categories, then this documentation should help you with it.
For the layout you can also check this documentation.

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I think I know why – the structure of the page changes when there are no results, and the results container element no longer exists, so the plugin can’t do a “replacement”, as it’s no longer in the response.

Usually a recommend a different DOM selector for the settings, but in this case it might be a bit more complicated, as the whole container needs to be selected. That may not be ideal, but you can try this selector:

#brx-content

You can change that here: https://i.imgur.com/jhwyOPA.png

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