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  • Trevor
    #199500

    It may be that the Ajax Container in our settings (on the Display results settings tab) is wrong. For WordPress, the default setting is #main, but for WooCommerce it is often .products

    Try changing that, and if that does not work, are you able to send me a live link/URL to your search page so I can take a look?

    Anonymous
    #199526

    Thanks for getting back. I tried the .results, the search didn’t populated any results even though the URL reflected the search term. So when it was #main, the results count updated but didn’t display the items. For example, it would say there are 7 items based on the search terms but you can’t see the 7 items. However you can click on them. Another weird behavior is that if you refresh the page, the 7 items will appear in the search results.

    Here is a link to the page: https://shop.pixistock.com/

    Another question I have is about CSS. So when there are no results, it shows the default woocommerce products not found etc page. I did manage to edit this with CSS because this particular page does not show my footer at all. When I had my full sidebar, it was stretching into the darker grey found at the very bottom of the page; causing the grey to be half the page. I hid aspects of the sidebar so that it didn’t go past Woocommerce’s preset grid area. I tried expanding it with padding and margin, however my attempts were unsuccessful. Is there a way to get the footer on the no results page or use a different page for no results? I tried adding the “<?php get_footer(); ?>” to the bottom of the “no results page” php file and it messed everything up. If you have any pointers that would be great, thanks.

    Anonymous
    #199528

    PS I disable AJAX so that you can see the basic search.

    Trevor
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    Trevor
    #199923

    OK, I can see what is causing the problem, in the theme.

    The clue to me was the loading icon when the page loads, suggesting it was using some form of animation. I then inspected the empty page to actually see the post were there, but hidden by CSS setting opacity of the posts to 0.

    Yet again the site is not responding, but, in the meantime, dos the theme have any animation or masonry settings for the posts?

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