yukon4

Never mind my last question — I got the CSS figured out for the bullets!

You are a genius — I was thinking of trying that, too!

It works!

One last question – above and beyond the call of WP — have you any idea how to style the bullets so the text does not wrap under the bullet but stays off to the side of the bullet — just like the bullet items in the main content….

Anyway — thank you!

Yes, when adding the image into the sidebar (using image widget) it provided a “text” field below the image itself. If I use the text field that comes along with the image widget, the “code” for bullets does NOT work.

But — if I drag the “Text” widget to the sidebar and add the text with the bullet code, then it does. The only issue now is that we really prefer to have those bullet items right below the image, and not in an entirely separate “box”. We’d also like the bullet items to be formatted in the same manner as the bullet items in the main content area — only the bullet itself is off to the side (hope that makes sense)

Not sure what else to do at this point — any suggestions would be great!

Alas, it did not work.

Here’s how it looks — just the text minus the bullets.

https://magiccarpetlifecoaching.com/magic-carpet-life-coaching/

I enter the text you provided, as above with the

and
• tags into the widget text area, but once I click “save” all those tags vanish.

What am I missing here?

I see my code didn’t show up above, what I meant to say was, that within the widget text, I tried adding <ul> and <li></li></ul> but, it didn’t do a thing.

Me again.

I was able to change a setting within WooCommerce so that the search bar now searches “posts” but not “products”.

So, now the search bar DOES return results that include blog posts.

But, theoretically, your plugin ought to enable the search bar to list ALL results, no matter whether it is in a post, a page, or a product description, correct?

At least the blog posts are displaying . . .

I just switched over to Twenty Fourteen — and with that theme activated — the search bar WORKED.

I’ve written to Woo Themes.

Uggghh. There is NO WAY we are switching over to another theme at this point, we’ve put way too much work into customizing the site, setting up Woo Commerce, etc.

Surely there must be a simple solution?

Between your expertise and the Woo Theme’s folks expertise, I’m hoping we can get a “search bar” that works properly!

Thanks again!

Apologies for the delayed reply. (been traveling)

The “search everything” is still returning few, to no results.

We are using Woo Themes’ Canvas theme. I spoke with the folks at Woo, and they told me that the search that is included with Canvas is simply the standard WordPress search.

There isn’t anything to configure the standard search that comes with the theme, all I did was add some code to have it display in the navigation bar. So, again, we simply want the search bar to search EVERYTHING on the website: the pages, the products, and the blog posts.

Within the area where one configures the “search everything” plugin, there is something called “Live Search” — a way to test things out. THAT works well. But the actual search bar on the website, that visitors use does NOT.

Any suggestions? We really need to get this working properly. The blog is very, very popular!

Thanks again —
May May
https://www.otionsoap.com/

Hi Silvo,

The other search box that works is the “live search” that is within the page where you configure the “Search Everything” plugin. (Settings > Search Everything)

I’m pretty sure that that search bar in the right hand navigation is the one that is the WordPress default — but I will double check! We are not using any other search plugins.

Thanks Silvo!

https://www.otionsoap.com

Hello!

Here is our relatively new WP website:

https://www.otionsoap.com/

And, yes, there is a BLOG within the website.

Within the setup page for ‘search everything’ it has a “live search” field and when I tried it out with the phrase “father’s day”, it returned a whole slew of old blog posts pertaining to that topic. (we added this plugin because the default WordPress and/or Canvas theme search did NOT search everything)

However, if you use the search field that is located on the right end of our navigation bar — it does NOT return all those old blog entries, and tells us there is “nothing”.

I’ve tried selecting and unselecting various options in the plugin setup and it makes no difference. We’d like it to search everything on the site: pages, products (which in this case are classes), and blog posts.

Thank you!

Was there ever an answer or solution provided for the two people who had trouble? (I’m curious because I am having similar problems)

I just posted a question pertaining to the Search EVerything Plugin on the Plugins page — I’m wondering if I should copy to this area too??

Problem solved! Never mind!

I went ahead and exported just the posts from the blog.

I then created a ‘posts’ page in the website.

When I attempted to IMPORT the XML file, this error message came up:

Sorry, there has been an error.
The uploaded file exceeds the upload_max_filesize directive in php.ini.

Can anyone suggest what to do? Thanks a bunch!

Forgot to include a link — here is the Show/Hide plugin, in action:

https://teachsoap.com/frequently-asked-questions-2/

It used to say “Show Answer”, now for some reason, it says “Show Press Release”.

Thank you!