neilfoster

path it in the header? or search for a plugin for FAVICONs

Sounds like a plugin malfunction.

Log into your account via FTP or thru Cpanel so you can edit/modify files. Go to the plugins directory and delete (or rename) one plugin at a time and try again.

Once you find the offending plugin, delete it completely and reinstall.

Found it. It’s the first suggestion…

<span class=”t”><?php _e(‘Search’, ‘kubrick’); ?></span>

Change the spelling here…

I’ve seen this exact searchform recently, now I can’t find it to test…

try changing this line: <span class=”t”><?php _e(‘Search’, ‘kubrick’); ?></span>

Change “Search” to your language.

If that does not do it, add a value=”Search” to
<input type=”text” value=”<?php the_search_query(); ?>” name=”s” id=”s” style=”width: 95%;” value=”Search”/>

Happened to me a while back. I had a backup and the still didn’t salve the issue.

I do believe it was the .htaccess file for me.

Appearance > Editor

Look for and edit searchform.php and change the “value” from “Search” to “whatever”.

According to your theme as to whether you have a “searchform.php”. You may find the search attributes here as well.

Check to see how your permalinks are set under Settings > Permalinks

Your /* SEARCH BAR STYLING */ in your /css/theme.css is the same as mine it looks like though, so maybe something you did with the header pushed it down?

Use “positioning” in the css”

https://upstairsroom.net/fnse/

See if what jester48 says here helps you… “Template Hierarchy”

https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/pages-with-posts-1?replies=8#post-2647423

Then to duplicate, copy/paste the

elseif – is_page (‘xx’) – cat = array(xx) line as many times as you need.

https://pastebin.com/944011S3

This is the “blog” template based on WP twenty ten theme.

You’ll see the php code has been inserted into the standard page.php. You’ll have to mod it to fit into your theme page.php. (or loop.php)

So basically I inserted the php code into the page.php so it would still look like the regular page when it prints to screen and named it “blog.php”. You can add/change/remove the bylines, etc…

Then each page, Bear, Pets, etc. or Team 1, Team 2, etc.. use the “blog” template.

The code sees the corresponding page ID# and Category ID# and printes to screen.

I’ll post the code ASAP…

https://upstairsroom.net/test

Pets and Bears…. ( I know – silly example, but this was for someone else last week)

Bears show “Grizzly” posts… Pets show “dogs” post. Combo shows both. Blog shows all posts including dogs and grizzlys…

That code is inserted into a template php page like “blog.php” Then each page – Team 1, Team 2 etc. uses that template.