How to display search terms on search results?

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  • <?php
$my_tot_pages = $wp_query->max_num_pages;
if($my_tot_pages ==1) $my_tot_pages.= __(' page'');
else $my_tot_pages .= __(' pages');
$my_curr_page = $paged;
if($my_curr_page =='') $my_curr_page = 1;
$my_searchterm = trim(esc_html($s));
if($my_searchterm !='') : ?>
<p><?php _e('Here are the search results for');?> <span class="searchterm">'<?php echo $my_searchterm;?>'</span>.</p>

    …or Here are the search results for <?php the_search_query(); ?> somewhere in index.php, i think that theme doesn’t have archive.php or search.php.

    Thread Starter lilblogger

    (@lilblogger)

    Hi Zeo, my theme doesn’t have an archive or search page.

    It is better to make one of these pages? Is there where esmi’s code would go?

    If i use your <?php the_search_query(); ?> in the index.php file, where should I put it?

    Thanks again.

    Lily

    I’d recommend creating a search.php template file. The default theme has a search template. Try using that to get yours started.

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