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It is not the plugin’s fault that the theme does not support placing a simple shortcode into the header though.
May I take a look at this somewhere? Can you add temporary back-end details so I can check if there is a header editor of some sort? Most modern themes have a header block editor, where you can simply put the search shortcode (or any other shortcode).
I honestly don’t know what they are reffering to either here. They want you to add something somewhere, but I don’t know what or where, I don’t understand unfortunately either. Is there no interface on the gTranslate settings to add like keyword exceptions or anything like that?
We have spoken about 2-3 months ago with them, they suggested a modification which I have implemented already (changin the response to HTML). Then it was working just fine. The change is actually within the search, it was integrated to it. Now it does not work again with the change in place, so I guess there might have been a change on their side too.
You are welcome!
Unfortunately the Divi Extra developer have not responded, so there is a very high chance that they don’t care about implementing this feature. Make sure to keep a copy of the modified divi extras plugin I have sent, as if they don’t implement it, it’s not going to work after their plugin update. And without the change it’s impossible to safely filter the module.
Hi,
By default all products, including out of stock should be displayed in the live search list. Make sure you are not using an inclusion for the in-stock products only.
Hi,
Yes – it is possible, however it may not work in every case perfectly, and only works for keyword and partial matches at the moment.
You can enable that feature here: https://i.imgur.com/FhhWPvD.png
In you case, try setting the DOM container selector to
.geen-overlayover here: https://i.imgur.com/GgnlfiV.png
