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No worries, we will figure this out.
Can you please go to the Ajax Search Pro -> Compatibility & Other settings submenu, and change the script loading method to “Classic”: https://i.imgur.com/sTPZQ1w.png
After that, please clear all layers of cache: page, minify, cloudflare etc..I just did a few tests and this seems to have resolved it on my end, I see the translations.
Hi,
The datepicker should follow the wordpress locale automatically, as it is a built in WordPress script, our plugin is only using it from WordPress core. Make sure that the locale is set correctly on your back-end. WordPress will automatically enqueue the translations.
The font should be inherent, but if for some reason it’s overridden by any 3rd party css, then try this custom CSS to force the font you want:
.asp-ui.ui-widget { font-family: 'Open Sans' !important; }Hi,
Sure, no problem.
But just to answer your initial query, it is actually possible via the individual priorities feature. You can set the priority to 101 or higher on the post you want to stick to the top (whenever it’s matched).
Thank you, I can access it now.
I tried a few variations, but I can’t tell for sure which items should show up, as I am only guessing. For example I tried Essex + LSA and I get these results, so it applies for sure. But I don’t know if there is any missing here.
My guess is that the checkbox logic might not suit your case, can you please try changin it here: https://i.imgur.com/V4AiwDq.png
I suspect that will resolve the issue.
