Empty search returns home page, how to return not found search page?
The default search function if the search form is empty returns the home page, I want it to return a “sorry your search returned no results” page.
The default search function if the search form is empty returns the home page, I want it to return a “sorry your search returned no results” page.
On the search results page (search.php) I would like to perform an additional WP_Query to keep a specific order of search result types e.g. search results from authors should always be shown before the other results –
I’d like to know how I can rewrite a search URL that also contains an extra query var into a pretty permalink using wp_redirect and the template_redirect hook.
The search form at the top of the users listing in the Admin area (wp-admin/users.php) is limited and does not search all of the user meta fields, such as bio, instant messenger handles, etc. I’ve not been able to find a plugin that can add this.
I’m building a custom search form with keywords and drop down lists (categories, date, and country (have a separate plugin for this)).
I would like to search in custom_post by title and by the ACF fields.
Is there a way to include page images in wp search? Like I want to search through my sites images on pages not in posts by caption/alt text and display them in the results page as thumbnails.
I’m working on a website with a search feature that allows users to search through a lot of post meta. There is a specific search pattern that I would like to forcibly return no results for. The WP_Query technically will find results in the database, but I’d like to override that somehow to force it to return no results to trigger the if( $example->have_posts() ) to fail.
I am trying to create a custom search page to show only custom posts types that meet specific search criteria. I have a complex form that involves different selects, radio buttons and text input fields. I am comfortable using the WP_Query class to query for the posts that are identified via the search form, but I’m not sure if I should create additional templates or use the built in search page.
I don’t need to search for pages in my site and only want to search posts, is there a way to do it? Thanks