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  • Plugin Support Marta

    (@martadella)

    Hi,

    I recommend contacting the theme’s authors. Perhaps there is a filter that can be used to replace the default search with the FiboSearch shortcode:

    do_shortcode('[fibosearch]');

    If there is no filter available, then you’ll need to create a child theme and replace the search form with the shortcode. This could be probably changed in the header.php file, but I can’t check it (it’s a premium theme), so it’s best to ask the authors for help.

    I hope this is helpful! Let us know if you have any problems with that.

    Regards,
    Marta

    • This reply was modified 3 years, 1 month ago by Marta.
    Thread Starter isaacwillz

    (@isaacwillz)

    We replaced it and it works fine but how can I apply old search bars css style for fibo’s on mobile? It looks like this:

    now https://prnt.sc/1tyx8dv
    old https://prnt.sc/1tyxfjx

    Plugin Support Marta

    (@martadella)

    Hi,

    Did you add FiboSearch with a shortcode? If yes, there is a possibility to specify the layout of the search bar within the shortcode:

    [fibosearch layout="icon-flexible"]

    This shortcode will expand to an icon on mobile devices and to a search bar on wider devices. The breakpoint can be set in WooCommerce -> FiboSearch -> Search bar (tab) -> Mobile breakpoint (it is visible if ‘Layout’ is set to ‘Icon on mobile, search bar on desktop’).

    Please check our documentation for more details: https://fibosearch.com/documentation/get-started/how-to-add-fibosearch-to-your-website/ (section ‘Add FiboSearch with a shortcode’).

    I hope this is helpful!

    Regards,
    Marta

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