Shortcode for just search box

  • Resolved the_webscaper

    (@the_webscaper)


    1 year ago

    Would you be able to provide me with a shortcode to display ONLY the search box, with no initial results displaying? Here’s our situation:

    The site had a normal all-site search feature. However, as reported before, when someone searches for an event using the all-site search, PAST events show up, and people are complaining.

    So what I’d like to do is replace the all-site search with a link to an Events Search page. YES, it appears at the top of all of our calendars, but these folks (55&up community) want their silly search button. So I figured I’ll just create a page for Event Search, which behaves exactly like this shortcode:

    [em_events view=”rows” show=”10″ upcoming=”1″ disable_filter=”0″ filter_elements=”quick_search” ]

    Except I don’t want any initial search results to dispaly – JUST the part in yellow in this screenshot:

    https://prnt.sc/AMZzr6KRPQHL

    Any way we can do this?

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  • armawebdesign

    (@armawebdesign)

    1 year ago

    Hi,
    here a solution:
    Shortcode: [em_performers search="1"]
    Custom CSS: .em_performers {
    display: none;
    }
    Have a nice day 😉

    Thread Starter the_webscaper

    (@the_webscaper)

    1 year ago

    Appreciate the suggestion – but that didn’t work.

    The CSS did not hide the “no performers found” as I believe you intended; Furthermore, when I do a search of a valid event, nothing returns. I am guessing that’s becaue it’s searching for performers, not events, so I’ll try playing around. Thanks for trying though!

    eventprimesupport

    (@eventprimesupport)

    1 year ago

    Thank you for your feedback. We’ve forwarded your request to our team for possible future updates.

    If you have any other questions, feel free to ask!

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