[martinrtr16]

Hi Ernest – firstly just to say I really do appreciate your swift and very helpful responses. Sorry to be such a pain!

As it happened. whilst I was trying to figure the answer myself last night I switched from woocomm results page to default results page and that seems to have dealt with my first query.

As to the ‘Devon’ issue. I didn’t realise I had Devon in both post categories and product categories. I think this happened when I was uploading categories via allimport plugin. I couldn’t figure out why the import hadn’t worked when I checked the product categories after the import so I ran the import again. This time it worked. What i didn’t realise is that with the first import I selected ‘categories’ and not ‘product categories’ hence the duplicate. I deleted all the post categories and it lloks to be working fine.

Once again, thanks for you help

Martin

[martinrtr16]

Thanks Ernest

The first suggestion works out just fine

[martinrtr16]

Thanks Ernest – I’m not sure I quite understand from this reply but I will have a play and see if I can figure it out!

If not I’ll be back!

[martinrtr16]

Ok perfect 🙂 – thank you

[martinrtr16]

Hi Ernest –

Ok – what am I doing wrong! I already had ‘product – Product Categories’ dragged into the taxonomies I want to include. However unlike in your screen shot where there is a slider for ‘return categories as results’, I have ‘return post categories as results’, i.e. not product categories. Please see attached screen shot showing my set up for Sources 2

[martinrtr16]

Ok thx

It’s always slightly frustrating that SO few people know about ctrl+f. I use it all the time!

[martinrtr16]

Hi – thanks for coming back to me.

A slight misundertanding. Language eh?!.

What I mean is; I would like is a search instance placed on a single page that only retunrs results for that page – in the same way as ctrl+F (cmd+F Mac) does?

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