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Navid
We do not have such documentation. As the filter terms in the fields vary, so do their lengths. You can change this by using CSS to fix their widths.
As to forms, you are allowed only one form per Post Type search (in this case one WooCommerce or Products search form). To change the appearance of the form you would need to use CSS specific to a page or group of pages, probably using the CSS classes attached to the body tag of the page (WooCommerce attaches useful tags to help you do this). This would allow you to make the form vertical, or hide certain fields.
I have also another question. Now I have only one search with multiple taxsonomy for woocommerce. can I make a new filter and show it vertically for woocommerce, I want to have category selection and price only…
Hi Andrew,
I added CSS code directly into woocommerce.php, seems resolved but the length of each search selector is varied, I just disabled the comming soon. you can take a look: https://navidchess.com/shop/
Do you have any documentaiton for css of class of searchfilter to share ?
Thanks
Navid
Oh I see, Polylang PRO is not enough. I’ll buy the WooCommerce add-on for Polylang, I really hope it would works fine.
The combination of Search & Filter Pro, Polylang and WooCommerce should all work together. Do you have the Polylang WooCommerce addon plugin? I think you need that for Polylang to work with WooCommerce. It may be that you would need Polylang Pro for that combination.
The normal WooCommerce search method within Search & Filter takes control of the products shown on any WooCommerce archive pages, and that setting you have used pre-filters the page regardless of whether you perform a search or not.
Assuming that the other search you have shows is results in a WooCommerce archive page, this will happen. I cannot see any way around that, other than, maybe, to direct the search to a non-woocommerce page. But, that might stop a user from ordering any products found.
Is it possible to use the filter on sea4ch result pages?
I have a woocommerce store and if I do a standard product search and get a list of product results ( ?post_type=product&s=xxxxxx ) I want to be able to filter on those results.
At them moment when I use the filter it looks a the whole shop and resets my search
I want it to work similar to the ‘Enable filtering on Taxonomy Archives’ but for searches.
Not without some significant coding. But … an alternative is to use Select2, which we include with the plugin, is maintained by Automattic (via WooCommerce) and is quite good?
These two threads discuss this (many of the posts won’t be relevant to you):
https://support.searchandfilter.com/forums/topic/design/
and
https://support.searchandfilter.com/forums/topic/customise-dropdown-combobox/
Thanks. But the intended behaviour is that it detects the price when all the products are showing in the current category. After filtering offcourse the maximum and minimum needs to stay as they previously were when you enter the category. Woocommerce does is this way as well and I think this is a neccesary feature because now I have a category with product ranging from 0 to 5 € and the price slider is set to 712€ because of the most expensive product.
Hi
The shortcodes are the wrong way around:
https://www.screencast.com/t/kGhBH1kj3
And the Ajax Container:
https://www.screencast.com/t/HFs5pGd3FfI
is often .products for WooCommerce templates.
