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In my SF form, under display results, I select “As an archive” then check “use custom template” then put in the file name of my custom template ( Genesis Framework ). When I search, the page loads classes from the page template as well as “blog” in the body html tag <body class=”blog search blah…>
I’m guessing blog home or even index.php is somehow being loaded. Not sure why it is loading that as well as the custom template. Can you somebody help me out?
Hi Clayton
It is very late here, but what template name did you enter? Normally, most people enter page_blog.php (I think that is the correct one) for use in Genesis. If you want a custom page name, make the page in WP, and allocate it the blog page layout, and then use that name as the slug (you must add a trailing slash to the name). Then you use the widget area to add the form.
I think, from memory.
I am using the search-attorney.php page template as suggested in the wordpress codex for tempalte heirachry. b/c search.php is there, it should not load index.php which is most likely the blog home template.
I might just have to say to load a page title when is_search() && !is_home(). I tried the other options for displaying the results and I like this method the best. Will let you know how i get along.
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