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  • Plugin Author WebshopLogic

    (@webshoplogic)

    Hello

    You can change the WordPress standard search box to WP Google search in the following way.
    Remove WordPress Search box first (usually you can switch it off in your theme settings page, or remove the WordPress search widget).
    Then use the WP Google Search short codes or widget to display Google search box on your site. (See the details in the product documentation about the short code and widget).

    Peter

    Thread Starter FreddyAZ

    (@freddyaz)

    Hello Peter

    thank you for the prompt answer.
    The problem is that I am currently using a plugin that display the searchbox beside the top menu.
    There is no way to override the functionality using js instead of shortcodes?
    Thank you in advance.
    Regards

    Fede

    Plugin Author WebshopLogic

    (@webshoplogic)

    Hi Fede!

    It is not possible to use js for displaying Google Search box in our plugin.
    But if your theme has WordPress actions or filters that make possible to modify the search box, you can use the following php statement to apply the right shortcode from a php code:

    <?php echo do_shortcode('[yourshortcode]'); ?>

    Peter

    Thread Starter FreddyAZ

    (@freddyaz)

    Hello Peter, I am having a problem with Google Search.
    Please see this link for further details.
    Any idea?
    Thanks.

    LINK

    Plugin Author WebshopLogic

    (@webshoplogic)

    Hi FreddyAZ,

    We have not realized this kind of problem with Google Search yet.
    How connected the plugin with this problem? Does this behavior occur only if the plugin is activated?

    What is the URL of your site, where we can see this behavior?

    Peter

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