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Still no luck figuring out this thing.

If I allow Relevanssi to index the Content Blocks, it will also show each separate Content Block as it’s own page, which is not ideal. Is there anyway to have Relevanssi index something but not display it? Or rather, is there a way for the Content Blocks content to be associated to the page it’s being called on, rather than being displayed as separate pages when showing as search results?

Essentially like the way Google search would work? I tried to install a custom Google search but of course that displays ads, so I can’t use it, but otherwise it functions the way I’d like the WP search to work.

Appreciate any insights/suggestions!

Pinged some other plugin authors and I’ve come to the conclusion that it’s not the accordions, but rather that the content is stored separately (I’m using the plugin Content Blocks (Custom Post Widget) to organize the content so that the clients can easily manage the site without breaking things).

If I allow Relevanssi to index the Content Blocks, it will also show each separate Content Block as it’s own page, which is not ideal. Is there anyway to have Relevanssi index something but not display it? Or rather, that it can be told to attribute the Content Blocks content to the page it’s being called on?

Essentially like the way Google search would work? I tried to install a custom Google search but of course that displays ads, so I can’t use it, but otherwise it functions the way I’d like the WP search to work.

Appreciate any insights/suggestions!

Thanks for the suggestion, unfortunately didn’t work.

Is there anyway to get the internal search engine to see the called content as part of the page it’s on?

This is a pretty significant issue for calling in other pages/using content blocks if the internal search won’t be able to find it ): I was really hoping that the content blocks could provide a cleaner and less breakable editing area for clients.

Any other ideas?

Ah, nevermind I think it does work. Apologies for that, I was on my staging site and I had the old TOC+ activated instead of this version.

The only issue now is that the links aren’t working consistently. I’ve tried Firefox and Chrome, if I refresh the page it will drop down to the anchor, but it’s not working consistently.

https://staging.smcsustainability.flywheelsites.com/energy-water/coordinated-water-efforts-2

flywheel viewing credentials:

u: smcsustainability
p: apples135

Using the Collapse-O-Matic plugin

Hello,

thanks for the prompt response! It isn’t the search plugin configuration, as I’ve tried it with and without.

I’ve uninstalled all other plugins to test for conflicts, I think it actually has to do with the fact that I’m using Content Blocks – essentially the accordions are being called into the page and not living directly on the page. It seems that extra step/separation is rendering the contents to not be found. I will work with that plugin author and see if they have any ideas.

Thanks for the help!

Found a solution via CSS: by setting the tab content to always display, but then make it invisible.

.entry-content div.tabcontent.responsive-tabs__panel[aria-hidden=”true”] {
display: block !important;
height: 0px;
overflow: hidden;
}

.entry-content div.tabcontent.responsive-tabs__panel[aria-hidden=”false”] {
display: block !important;
height: auto;
}

Ah you’re right, that seemed to the be the issue last time when I tried to put display post grids into a tab system as well. Thanks for the reminder!

Still nothing? We’re still having issues with this. This time, someone else created an account for me and I got sent the foreverloop. When I get the password reset email I click the link and I’ll reach the page that’s appended “?action=lostpassword&error=invalidkey” which will send yet another email to reset my password.

Is no one else experiencing this problem?

Oh, nevermind, looks like a plugin conflict with “BJ Lazy Load”.

Also noting that we’ve now experienced it with Safari.

I second that, it’s a little strange that you can’t see all of your forms’ data. I understand not creating the added functionality of filtering the data, but at least seeing it would be more clear. Otherwise, you’d have to constantly export your DB to make sure it’s capturing everything.

I’m also experiencing inconsistencies with the checkboxes, it’s mixing up the data across the last 4 columns when I export a csv.

Works, thanks for the prompt response!

Just in case anyone else runs into this issue.

I got feedback from the Post Grid plugin support and turning off the Masonry setting will allow the posts to display currently within tabs, but you’ll lose the adaptive layout.

Thanks for the response!

Turning off masonry does help it to get the posts to display correctly, although now I’ll probably have to style a hard crop on the featured images so the height variability isn’t so awkward/noticeable.

Appreciate the help!