[ari]

Ok! That’s great! Thank you!

[ari]

Unfortunately that doesn’t work either. The same issue happens: when there are no active search filters (ie filters_initial=0) the featured posts won’t go on top. 🙁 If there’s no way to get the query parameters through js I might just leave it with the url changed, then.

Thank you again

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That doesn’t work, because when there’s no filters the itens aren’t on top. I currently added the featured ones as a separate element and hide it based on the search query. However I don’t know how to access the query on javascript, so I had to enable “Update the browser address bar with the last selected options?” and use the current url as a parameter. Is there a way to access the query information without updating the browser url?

Thank you for all the help so far

[ari]

Hi!

Thank you! That seems to work, however only after I search something. Is there a way to keep them on top before searrching as well or, if that’s not possible, can I add another widget with the featured ones on top and hide it if there is a search?

[ari]

Is there some way to change the order to create featured posts that are always on top? I’m using a custom post type so I can’t make them sticky. I’ve also tried using Seamless Sticky Custom Post Types but it doesn’t seem to work

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Thank you! That worked perfectly!

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