Ross Morsali

I’m not sure what you are trying to do?

To modify the look/style you need to add CSS to your theme like:

.searchandfilter
{
    border:1px solid #f00;
}

If thats not working try to add !important declarations to your rules

.searchandfilter
{
    border:1px solid #f00 !important;
}

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I thought this was a hard to find bug, but as its surfacing for a few of you I’ll take a look in to this and try to provide a fix in the next week.

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The add to cart buttons tunrs into “checkout”

http://www.designsandcode.com/wordpress-plugins/search-filter-pro/

Alternatively head to checkout – https://www.designsandcode.com/checkout/

(Yeah our website needs updating)

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Hi there

There is no option in either but you could theoretically hide the initial results with CSS when there is no search entered, in either free or pro – you just need to know a little CSS.

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Did you just contact via twitter?

You create your support account when purchasing S&F Pro, so you just need to do a password reset if you’ve forgotten these details and you’ll be able to login and open a support ticket:

https://www.designsandcode.com/forums/forum/search-filter-pro/support/

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Hi there – sorry missed this.

So to answer your questions:

1) Yes S&F can search any post type, you can specify which post types – and you can create multiple forms for different purposes – you create “search result” pages for each form, unlike free which effectively browses the different archives.

Restyling is possible, using custom templates, again, you can have different layouts for different search forms – but you must be comfortable with creating this yourself – there is no WYSIWYG builder/composer etc.

2) How are “people” stored? You can have a “Post types” dropdown which would work if People are a custom post types

S&F does not search WP users, it searches any post type (incl attachments) so if its a CPT then you should be fine.

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Hi there

I’m afraid it doesn’t work with Dynamic links as it needs the user to enter the link themselves.

You could try creating the button first, and then using html mode in the editor to replace the “href” attribute, perhaps you could replace this with a shortcode that generates a dynamic URL, but I haven’t tested anything like this.

How do you imagine this feature working?

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Hey there, another user has reported a similar issue, I’m currently looking in to this.

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