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Great!
It’s only because that is a different type of filter, make sure to choose the searchable here: https://i.imgur.com/TVpG19t.png
That should do the trick!
Hi Sandro,
Thank you for the details, it helped a lot!
So, the issue was, that the element selector was a bit tricky to get, but I adjusted it for you. Currently it’s:
#page-content section:not(:first-child)This should work better, however please note that overall this feature is experimental, so it may not work in every single case.
Thank you!
I have found the issue. There is a date filter enabled right here: https://i.imgur.com/onZsSHJ.png
That explains the problem. Make sure to change it back to “disabled” and it’s going to be all right.Hi,
Divi has a lot of different layouts as far as I know, and the mobile navigation probably depends on that somewhat. I suggest checking if there is any way to add a shortcode block before/after or directly to the menu items, that should do the trick.
If there is nothing there, then try asking their support if there is any way – even programmatically. I am more than happy to help if there is like a small snippet needed.Hi!
The keyword highlighter feature will still highlight “partial” matches (it is separate from the actual search process).
However in your case I also see an exact matches filter enabled, and it’s set to “unchecked” by default see: https://i.imgur.com/G33bNWi.png
You can change or turn it off here: https://i.imgur.com/tkaGVoB.pngHi,
I believe you can use the
_bbp_forum_idcustom field for that: https://i.imgur.com/KF1HsN5.png
That should hold the forum ID for each topic. You may have tod add the forum IDs and names manually, as that field I believe only holds the forum ID.Okay – let me know if you find anything!
If the dev could somehow add the save_post trigger, that could very likely resolve everything. It is future proof, as if WooCommerce or any other plugin has any other maintenance hooks for that trigger, that will surely execute it.
