[Ernest Marcinko]

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You are welcome!

Make sure to check if the search button is set to redirect to the results page here: https://i.imgur.com/0MbB3Zl.png
That should do the trick 🙂

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Unfortunately I am not very familiar with these theme features. Usually we build our custom themes from the underscores theme – but that does not support it either by default.
It is probably best to custom code it, it might be much faster.

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Hi!

It’s a bit tricky, but still doable. It is a flex layout so some custom CSS is required. To get it to the right side, use:

div.asp_w.asp_sb.searchsettings fieldset.asp_s_btn_container {
    margin-left: auto !important;
    margin-right: 0 !important;
}

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Hi,

The results page layout is a theme related feature, most themes may not be coded to display featured images for media files. It is however possible to request the image URL via a theme function: get_asp_result_field('image');
If you are using a child theme, then this function can be used to request the result image URLs.

To remove the title text from the results, it’s probably the best to use custom CSS for the styling to fit properly:

.asp_content h3 {
   display: none !important;
}

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In that case you need the front-end hooks. You want to make modifications on the client side, so you can use those, they trigger on specific search events and then you can do whatever action you need to do via javascript.

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Hi,

Thank you for your kind words!

1. I’m afraid those stop words are only effective on the server side (on purpose). If you want, I can take a feature request and probably work out something for a future release.

2. You should try this feature. It depends on the browser too, but for most cases it should do the trick.

3. Can you share more details on this? I need to know exactly what the issue is. Error messages, how to replicate etc.. Let me know.

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There is no programmatical limit – the PHP process itself limit it though, as it needs quite a bit of memory to make the string operations. You can enter as big as you want, PHP should take care if the limit is too high.

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Sure!

It appears that the short description was actually stored in a different meta field. I have included these fields in the meta fields column, now it seems to be okay. Let me know!

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You are very welcome!

If you want, you can still try to increase that option by an order of a magnitude to see if that changes anything, to 999999

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