Search Results for 'horizontal'

[Anonymous]

I just purchased Pro license and have a couple of questions.

How do you position form horizontally?

I thought by ‘taxonomy’ it meant custom results (not from categories etc) So I want to search 1 page and add custom search parameters namely county and job title – how do I do this?

[Anonymous]

I disabled free as advised. Can I delete the free version?

Working on getting the pro version setup, but I’ve run into a couple snags.

1. The display for the filter is stacked vertically instead of horizontally. When I use the free version I am able to get them to display horizontally, which is preferred because I am using the shortcode in page templates at the top of the screen and would like to minimize vertical space.

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2. The load results seems to fail. The dropdown menu shows that there are several encyclopedia post types available for each category, but when I run the query I get this blank screen. The free version used to load the results on a category page. I tried to

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These are my settings (I tried to disable custom templates and it didn’t work either):

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I’m using the following code in my template:

<?php echo do_shortcode(‘[searchandfilter id=”1227766″]’); ?>

I’ve also tried changing the template file to my encyclopedia category page archive, but that didn’t work: taxonomy-encyclopedia-category.php.

[Ross]

Just emailed you an update with this added in 🙂

[Anonymous]

Thnx for the reply!
Fixed it with the first method.

Adding a proper ID attribute in the next update would be nice!

Kind regards,
Boaz

[Ross]

Hey Boaz

There are two ways to do it…

Normally your homepage would have a class on it – .home

So you could style Search forms on your homepage like:

.home .searchandfilter
{
    border:1px solid #f00;
}

Alternatively you could target them individually using attributes:

.searchandfilter[data-sf-form-id='12']
{
    border:1px solid #f00;
}

Where 12 is the ID of your form

I will be adding a proper ID attribute to the forms in the next release.

Thanks

[Anonymous]

Thanx Shirley!

Does a search form have a unique ID?
Because I would like the search form on my homepage to be vertical
and on my blog page horizontal?
Any idea on how to achieve this?

Kind regards,
Boaz

[Ross]

Thanks Shirley

Hey Boaz, does the link above answer your question?

Thanks

[Anonymous]

just found the answer: https://support.searchandfilter.com/forums/topic/horizontal-layout/

thanks

[Anonymous]

I was just about to ask the same question… I know the answer is “using CSS” but it is not the easiest CSS job…

could somebody please post some guidelines for that?

thanks

[Anonymous]

Hi there,

Just purchased your plugin and it works perfectly.
I do have a question regarding the styling.

How can I make my search form UI list horizontal instead
of the standard vertical?

Awaiting for your respons.

Kind regards,
Boaz van der Zeep