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Hi,

In case of a “polaroid” layout results without images are removed from the live results list. For vertical/horizontal/isotopic layout a container image is used by default instead. This should not affect the results on the actual wordpress results page though.

The results page should look exactly the same when the plugin is enabled/disabled, only the actual results should be different, when searching through the Ajax Search Pro search bar. I assume you are reffering to the results page on our demo site, this one. Our theme results page is coded this way, to display results like boxes with image and titles. It is a custom coded theme based on the underscores base theme.

The results template is not something plugins can change reliable (yet). WordPress is evolving very quickly though, so it is only a matter of time we can add a customizable results page layout. For now some page builders can do that, but I usually recommend customizing the archive page layouts via the theme options to avoid any conflicts.

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Hi!

Yes, it is posible – you can turn off the search bar via this option.

I hope this helps!

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Well, in that case the browser decides the direction, and it completely depends on it. You can try a custom CSS, maybe something like:

div.asp_m.ajaxsearchpro .probox input {
    text-align: start;
    unicode-bidi: plaintext;
}

That will force an automatic direction to the start based on the characters.

[Ernest Marcinko]

Hi!

Thank you very much for the details!

I have checked, and the body element is missing the “rtl” class. I strongly recommend adding it, as that way WordPress indicates that the site is currently in an RTL direction mode.

If you can’t add it to the body tag, then try adding it to the container tag of the plugin shortcode container.

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Hi,

1. You can change the overall theme here, that is the best way to change the layout too, as the themes have pre-defined styles for the given layout.
To get image for PDF results, check out this knowledge base.

2. The results page itself is not something the plugin can change, that is fully controlled by the theme you are using. I may have to check this out directly to see what exactly is wrong, but it is more likely a theme related issue. I am more than happy to help if I can though. Whatever is displayed on the results page is up to the theme, a plugin can’t change that unfortunately.

3. Because with elements=’search’ ratio=’30%’ only the search bar is printed and the ratio can’t have an effect on a single element, as there is nothing to compare to. I assume you want to change the search bar width, you can do that here, that is much cleaner and you can change it for other devices too.

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