Hi Victoria,
For your first question, see the other thread in which you also posted.
Since each of the fields in the FAQ author input has a unique ID, you could just use custom CSS to hide it. i.e.:
#ewd-faq-review-author, #ewd-faq-review-author-input, #ewd-faq-author-explanation {
display: none;
}
The first thread which I also posted in didn’t not work.
It appeared correctly but the click here was not clickable
I’m trying to set up a FAQ search box with another page for visitors to suggest a question.
I can’t get the “click here” to be clickable.
Hi Victoria,
We took a look at the link you sent in the other thread (i.e. http://www.lnldt.ca/about-us/faq/) and it looks like your closing < a > tag appears right before “Click here….”.
Can you send us the exact text you have in the “No results FAQ’s contained the term ‘%s'” text box?
Also, to make sure the WordPress forums don’t format the code, press the “Code” button (at the top of the text editor box of this thread) before and after the pasted text.
Can’t find what you’re looking for? <a href="http://www.lnldt.ca/about-us/faq/submit-a-question/" />Click here to submit a question!</a>
Hi Victoria,
Thanks for sending along the code! 🙂
It looks like there was an extra slash in there that might have caused the issue.
Also, in the case of this site, you can use a relative link because ‘submit-a-question’ seems to be a child page of ‘faq’ (e.g. use href…submit-a-question instead of href..http://www.lnldt.ca/a…etc)
So here’s the new code you can use:
Can’t find what you’re looking for? <a href=submit-a-question>Click here to submit a question!</a>
Note: I’ve purposely left quotes off the href link because it can sometimes generate slashes after saving.