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Good morning!

I pushed an update to the plugin this morning that should fix this issue for you. Please update and let me know if you still receive an error.

Good morning and sorry for the inconvenience!

I took a quick look at my install and am not able to get the same error so I’ll have to come back and spend some more time looking for the cause.

If you can let me know what versions of WordPress and PHP you are running that will help me track it down.

I apologize for the issues! It has been a while since I updated or browser tested the plugin. I may have some time after church today to investigate.

Hi @koinonen! The update is live, so your styling issues should be resolved after updating the plugin.

Uh oh! Sorry about that. Just released an update that fixes that. Please update to 1.2.1 to fix the search functionality.

Soon. I hope to release an update tomorrow.

Hello! Thanks for bringing this to my attention. I’ll get to work on this to sort out the issue.

Hello!

Yes, the plugin continues to work on the current version of WordPress. I use the plugin myself, so it will continue to be maintained for the foreseeable future.

Hello!

Yes, the plugin does work on the latest version of WordPress. I will continue to maintain it as I use it to power mybiblereading.com

Hi Vera!

The compatibility message you see is in reference to how the module works with the visual builder. That just impacts the way you can interact with the module settings while building the page. So I think it is safe to ignore the message. The search functionality will still work as expected.

Hi Victor! Yes, you can search Woo products. When you setup the module on a page, you just need to select the Product post type to limit the search to your products.

Hello!

In order to modify the search results, you would need to do something separate from this plugin. The search results template within Divi is what is providing the structure and styling, but you can modify that by using a child theme.

Here’s a good tutorial to get you started…
https://www.markhendriksen.com/create-custom-search-result-page/

Hi Fred! Thanks for taking the time to dig in on this! I’ve run through some tests on the current versions of Divi and WP and it is working correctly for me. Divi should be setting the unselected options to Off in the shortcode.

However I could foresee a couple scenarios where there would be an issue… One would be if post types were created after the search module was setup, another would be if the search module was setup before updating to the latest version of the plugin.

I would suggest deleting the module on the page, then adding it and configuring it fresh. If you’re still seeing that same behavior, then email me directly so I can work on duplicating the issue.

Sorry, That is not currently possible with this plugin.

Hello! Thanks for trying the plugin and pointing this out. An update has been on my todo list for a while, and I finally had a chance to work on it today. Version 1.1 is now released and available to download, or update from within the WordPress Dashboard. Give that a try and let me know how it goes.