Separate fields in template

There are some workaround.

Depends on what type is your field, if it is taxonomy field you need to use uwpqsf_tax_field_dropdown(), and if it is meta field then you need to use uwpqsf_cmf_field_dropdown()

eg:

add_filter('uwpqsf_tax_field_dropdown','add_text_between','');
function add_text_between($html){
 if($taxname  == 'taxo1'){// if taxo1 is the taxonomy slug
 $html .= '<span>IN</span>'; //adding text here
 }
  //elseif if you multiple field that like to insert text
  return $html;

}

Above code will become (dropdown[taxo1] ) IN (dropdown).

Hey there:)

Unfortunately, when I place that in my functions.php file, I get the following error:

Parse error: syntax error, unexpected ‘)’ in /var/www/find/wp-content/themes/find/functions.php on line 210

My search is laid out like so:

Search all Custom Post Type pages in Custom Taxonomy

Update: Sorry, that looks like it was an error on my part. Your code is working…almost:) I just need to do a bit more messing around on my end, but thanks so much! ??

Update 2:)

Am I suppose to substitute $taxname with something? If I put

if($taxname != ‘location’){// if taxo1 is the taxonomy slug

then it “works”, but obviously produced duplicates. “location” is definitely the slug, so I’mg going wrong somewhere else…Do you have any idea?

Why don’t you use == instead of !=, because when you use !=, any taxonomy fields which is not ‘location’ will have the text appended.

I was using != just to check that it’s working. But now I am trying to target the one field with ==, but it’s not working.

My custom type’s slug is ‘location’, which I used in the functions snippet with ==, but it’s not working for some reason :/

The above code only work for TAXONOMY field, not for custom post type.
Where does the post type come from??

It’s a custom post type made with WP-Types

By default, the custom post type will not displayed at the search form. How you get the post type in the search form?