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  • Gavin Host
    (Private)  May 29, 2017 at 6:02 am #111731
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    Gavin Host
    (Private)  May 29, 2017 at 6:37 am #111740

    Just like this website
    https://www.bigstockphoto.com/search/summer-vacation-family/

    Trevor Moderator
    (Private)  May 30, 2017 at 12:01 pm #111949

    I can see three Search/Filter sections.

    These all seem to work together. There are a number of features in that search that Search & Filter cannot do.

    For example. There are 3 text boxes for searching. Search & Filter allows only one. Two of these text boxes search individual taxonomies or custom fields. The latter Search & Filter cannot do.

    Whilst it might be possible to split the sections into 3 parts, it would not be easy. It would at least require Custom CSS and probably some custom javascript. as would the formatting of the Image Type and Orientation options.

    In summary, so of what you show in that example can be done out of the box, some requires Custom CSS and/or Custom Javascript, and some cannot be done with the plugin in its current form. Some of what you want may be added in the next major release, V3.

    Gavin Host
    (Private)  May 30, 2017 at 4:47 pm #112049
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    Trevor Moderator
    (Private)  May 30, 2017 at 4:55 pm #112058

    Hi

    The fade out/fade in effect is done using Ajax results update. That Search & Filter can do.

    The design of the grid is down to the theme (or your coding team) to do. The grid on the page you showed is using a Masonry-type effect. There are two major public libraries that do this; Masonry (Isotope) itself and Salvattore.

    After Search & Filter performs its Ajax filter, the theme needs to re-do the grid. It would do this through use of a small script snippet we have that will run when the Ajax is finished, but it requires the code from the theme to redo the Masonry, if that is what the theme uses. I know pretty much how to do it for Salvattore, as that is much easier to do, but Masonry is complex to code and each theme does it differently.

    So that depends on your theme author to supply you with the code.

    Gavin Host
    (Private)  May 30, 2017 at 5:01 pm #112060
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