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Hello Ernest,
Thank you for the explanation and the custom CSS. I will pass it on to the Developer.
Kind regards,
Larry
Hello Ernest,
You are awesome!
That works perfectly.
I created a wordpress.org or code canyon review about you and your plugin yesterday. I hope it help you out.
Please close this ticket.
Thank you!
Hello Ernest,
I purchased and am working hard to evaluate the Barn2 fast cart and and quick view plugins.
One thing that would improve the appearance of the search (drop down list) that you helped me with would be if the search button was aligned horizontally with the top of the Choose a Category drop down list. I don’t know if that is possible with CSS or not. If it would not be too much trouble for you maybe you can provide the needed CSS to accomplish that. I would need to know how the CSS fits within the context of the CSS you already shared.
If it takes too much time then don’t worry about it. I have other customizations that will need to be made for fast cart and quick view plugins anyway. I’ll just add this too the list.
Thank you,
Larry
Hello Ernest,
Your product support is first class!
I implemented the changes you documented so well. The CSS worked perfectly.
Your Ajax Search Pro plugin is very full featured.
Thank you.
Hello,
I have made some progress on this matter today. However, I still have need for guidance on a few points.
On my test page https://www.brightmindstraining.com/test-page/ I changed the filter to Product Category V2. It has short code ID = 6.
The search now opens the WooCommerce product results page!
I would like to hide the search box and the search box results and have this action (show results in woocommerce product page) triggered by selecting a product category from the drop down list. I have enabled search behaviors || live search triggers || Trigger live search when changing a facet on settings (like checkboxes, drop-downs etc..), but the only way I can get the live search to work is by clicking the magnifier in the search box. Please share with me how to get this to work.
I would still also like to make the bold font, background color and border changes mentioned in my original request.
Thank you,
Larry
Hi Ernest,
I appreciate your efforts on this issue. I will check with Envira Gallery support to see if they have any suggestions. I may pursue the customization route.
Kind regards,
Larry
Hi Ernest,
I enabled the search in attachments as you described. If you will go to https://www.testbrightmindstraining.com/test-page/ you will see the test search and Envira test image gallery. When you search on the word “science” two items are listed in the results. Please see attachment capture 8. When you click on the STEM science 266×254 image in the search results you are taken to https://www.testbrightmindstraining.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/01/STEM-science-266×254-1.jpg. When you click on the image at the uploads address nothing happens.
When you go back to https://www.testbrightmindstraining.com/test-page/ and click on the same image in the gallery the document at https://cdn-testbright.pressidium.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/08/User-Instructions-V3.pdf is displayed. For lack of a better term I’ll call this the “in the Gallery action”
We need the “in the Gallery action” action to occur when the image is returned as a search result. I tried changing the “link the results to” attachment page, attachment file directly and attachment parent post. None of these settings returned the image in the Gallery with the “in the Gallery action” enabled.
I need the search to work within the Gallery. Is this possible? The Admin access I provided to you is still active.
Thank you.
Ernest,
I apologize for the slow reply. Envira Gallery was not my support tickets. So, I had to contact them via a different method. Included below is the pertinent part of the exchange I had with Envira Gallery.
Thank you,
Larry
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Me: Ajax Support asked how the Envira gallery image tags are stored. Are they stored as taxonomy terms or some other way?
Envira: Our tags are custom taxonomies
Me: My understanding then is that like other tags in WordPress they can be used for grouping related content or used as a filtering / search mechanism. They are custom in the since that by default, images in the WordPress media library don’t have tags and Envira adds them as a taxonomy.
Envira: To the best of my understanding, after having shown a developer your ticket, you’re correct; I’ll add that Envira does not provide a template for taxonomy archives, which may or may not have an effect on what you’re shooting for.
Hi Earnest,
I will check with Envira to see how the URL associated with the image and how the tags are stored. I will let you know what they say.
By “Returning the images by tags” I mean that if I had several images of baseball players in a gallery of many sports images and I have the tag “baseball” associated to the baseball player images that when I enter the search term baseball all of the images and only the images with baseball players would be displayed in the Envira gallery.
Thank you for your assistance.
Larry
Hi Ernest,
Yes, the images are media attachments. I enabled search in attachments and the image having the search term as a tag is returned from Word Press media. However, I need the image to be returned from the Envira Galley. The reason is that Envira allows for a URL to be associated with the image in the Gallery and for the document (PDF) at the URL to be opened in a separate window. See attachment “Capture 7.PNG”
I know I can create a grid of images with WpBakery Pagebuilder and assign URL’s to images there. However, moving / reordering images within a row is not possible within WpBakery Pagebuilder. That is why I purchased Envira. Also, the functionality that allows tags to be associated with the images in Media is provided by Envira. You can see this in the attachment. Is there a way to use Ajax Search Pro to retrieve images from the Envira Gallery based on the tags assigned to the images?
Thank you,
Larry
