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Hi!
I recommend trying the compact box layout for that.
Some themes or theme builders also have pop-up modal support. It is very likely that your theme also has that, then you can place the plugin shortcode into a modal box as well.
Hi Din,
The best and easiest way to replicate that is to place a custom HTML block into the header (to have correct relative positions for the search container) with the search shortcode. It differs for every navigation, but generaly this:
<div style='position:relative;min-width:70px;min-height:60px'>[wd_asp id=1]</div>This will output the search wrapped into a relative container. Now, going to the plugin search instance settings, use the following configuration: https://i.imgur.com/nEbu81S.png
You may have to adjust the min-height on the container code, and maybe the top value on the settings, but this should do it 🙂
I think using custom CSS might do the trick:
.asp_filter_cf_type { order: 1; } .asp_filter_tax_post_tag { order: 2; } .asp_filter_cf_brand { order: 3; }All right, let me know if you find anything!
The license activation service connects a server, so in case you use a firewall/proxy, then make sure to whitelist it:
update.wp-dreams.comLuckily license activation is not mandatory though, it does not block the plugin functionally, it is only used for automated updates.
