jwmann

Thank you for the quick reply & update.

It works as expected. Cheers!

Good luck getting him to change it, posted that issue 2 years ago haha.
I even tried to Pull Request the change on GitHub but it seems it’s just a mirror repo.

Thanks for the shoutout though!
(your link to my thread is broken btw)

Another advantage of appending the results close to the element is to allow for results styling that are specific to the location of the search.

For example, if you have 2 search fields. One is part of the navigation and therefore has a lot of space and one is part of a sidebar and doesn’t have a lot of space. I would want to be capable of styling the one with more space to take images and have nice padding. Whereas the sidebar I’d like to hide the images and display less padding to conserve space.

Now I’m stuck with this situation where I can’t style them individually.
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No problem!

I actually didn’t have to solve anything.

I think I was just not understanding its ‘remove’ system.

What I was doing before was selecting ‘remove’ on each image and then expecting them to delete through an AJAX call or something.

However, the way it works is that you click ‘Remove’ for each image you want to remove and then you have to click ‘Save’ at the bottom of the widget panel and the act of clicking Save initializes the ‘Removing’.

Hopefully that helps!

I contacted WPML and they suggested I direct the author/developer to this: https://wpml.org/documentation/theme-compatibility/go-global-program/

It’s entirely up to him though, I’m really doubt this will happen though.