mjtwebsites

I should have explained.
With the theme builder you have to create a template for the Search Results page, add a custom body, and use the “Blog” module with “Posts For Current Page” selected. It’s kind of an odd way to do it, but it’s the way they’ve got it setup now to customize the look of the search results.

Detailed instructions:
Divi -> Theme Builder -> Add New Template -> Check “Search Results (at bottom of list) and click Create Template -> Add Custom Body -> Build Custom Body -> Build from Scratch -> Add a New Row -> Add a Blog module -> Check “Posts for Current Page” …. and then save everything.

When that search results template is enabled you get no search results with Relevanssi. If either the Relevanssi plugin or the Divi custom search results template is disabled the search results work.

Thanks!

Thanks for the reply Mikko. The Relevanssi admin search works fine… I’m sure it’s with the theme. Hoping they give you access to the theme so you can take a look. I appreciate the help.

Thanks. I tried changing line 88 in therm_shortcode.php
from:
$thermProperties[‘raised’] = strval($atts[‘raised’]);
to:
$thermProperties[‘raised’] = strval(do_shortcode($atts[‘raised’]));

My shortcode looks like this:
[thermometer raised=[get_total_donations field=”fld_9181836″]]

But it didn’t work. I’ll have to look at it later. Hoping it’s something really simple!
Thanks!

• This reply was modified 5 years, 1 month ago by mjtwebsites.

That worked great! Thanks!

Thanks Benjamin! That fixed it.

I’ve got the same problem. After moving domains it is still referencing the old domain for the css file.

I’ve tried clearing the cache, resaving the theme options in the plugin, and manually uninstalling (renamed the uninstall.php file first) and installing the plugin again.

What else can I do to fix this?