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I received some help and here’s the solution:

<?php $visibility = $product->is_visible(); if ( $visibility ) { ?>

    Content displayed if product is visible

<?php } else {   ?><!-- else if product is not visible -->

    Content displayed if product is not visible

<?php } ?>

Thanks so much! ??

Same request here, some way of displaying it via shortcode or in the template somehow would be awesome!

Thanks so much Caleb! ??

Wanted to say that I figured out the solution and the problem was that my theme excluded “pages” from the search results – effectively disabling the search functionality in the dashboard area. ??

I understand, I appreciate the effort and assistance Tara ??

Tara, I’m not sure if you’re being snarky or not.

Of course I have Googled and attempted to find the solution, thus my reason for posting in the forums here.

Have already done that, I know there has to be a snippet of code that just allows me to display specific tags for them to choose from – I just don’t know how to do that.

Hi Tara,

I appreciate the input, but what I’m looking for doesn’t have anything to do with custom fields or any relation to that discussion.

I’m attempting to display search results based upon multiple tags being selected (by specific ID).

Thanks for replying though.

I finally found the solution after several hours of digging and searching, if anyone else needs it trying to do the same thing I came across this great post: https://davidnash.com.au/wordpress-show-sticky-posts-then-show-all-other-posts-in-one-loop/

Simply add this to your functions.php file:

add_filter(‘the_posts’, function ($posts) {
$stickies = array();

foreach($posts as $i => $post) {
if(is_sticky($post->ID)) {
$stickies[] = $post;
unset($posts[$i]);
}
}
return array_merge($stickies, $posts);
});

You could just bulk edit them

1. Click on “All Posts” in the dashboard
2. Select the top selection box (so it puts a checkmark in the box next to all of your posts)
3. Select “Bulk Actions”
4. Choose “Edit”
5. Select “Apply
6. When the box opens, next to “Comments” choose “Allow”
7. Then click “Update”

Sorry, I feel so dumb I simply overlooked it.

Yeah, it’s showing example.com/subdirectory – however, if I simply remove that it messes everything up.

Yeah that’s the issue, it’s already installed in the root and the subdirectory spits out links like:

example.com/subdirectory/category/post

and I want them just as:

example.com/category/post (but on the subdirectory install)

I know it seems like a crazy setup.

Yeah I was wanting to install it in a subdirectory and strip out the subdirectory part of the URL.

I’m dealing with SEO issues so not wanting to redirect or simply re-import, I want to move pages one-by-one and rebuild the site (gradually) with the new URL structure.

It just looks better as example.com/category/post than example.com/subdirectory/category/post because of the situation I’m in, otherwise I would just set up an entirely new install on /subdirectory and then point the site to that :-/