You can try adjusting the post type of the search query with: <!– wp:search { “label”:”Search”, “buttonText”:”Search”, “query” : {“post_type” : “cpt”} } /–> replacing cpt with your custom post type. This will add a hidden input tag, to the search form, for the post_type GET query parameter.
I worked it out for myself – just add a second code snippet! I got the following from How to search custom posts by ID in WordPress dashboard on Codexin /** * Add search custom posts by their ID in WordPress dashboard * */ add_action( ‘parse_request’, ‘cdxn_search_by_id’ ); function cdxn_search_by_id( $wp ) { global $pagenow; … Read more
Here is one way I can think to do this. Make a new post for each attendee. The post title should be their unique identifier that you assign them. Rather than manually creating all those posts, you might find it easier to create a spreadsheet and import. Each posts’ content would be the contact info … Read more
Query Monitor is a good way to track what part of WP is chewing up resources. What search functionality are you trying to implement, exactly? It’s very hard to give advice based on a vague question that leaves out relevant details.
Display search results within same page using elementor as page builder
I solved this issue when I realized that all style attributes are held in the $attributes array passed to the render.php file. It is a lot of raw work, but specific styles from block supports can be extracted from this object. For certain supports, I have to check multiple possible locations in the block supports, … Read more
For WP_Query(), you don’t need to add the % before and after the keyword when using LIKE as comparison. WP_Query() will handle it for you. If you add %, WP_Query() thinks that you want to add that character itself to the search. That’s the first reason you don’t see any results. The second problem is … Read more
Plugin for better Backend Search? [closed]
Sounds like you’ll have to code something custom here. I like the idea TBH – but I haven’t seen anything like this in WordPress before. As I see it, you’ll have to make a custom SQL query, or maybe even use get_terms() (Function description here) to achieve your goal. You would have to: Hook into … Read more
If you want to show Private Posts to non-logged in user then you can try the given code. Also showing Private posts to Non-Logged In User not recommended. With this approach the private content will expose to all users, which may not be recommended for most cases. <?php function include_private_posts_in_search( $query ) { if ( … Read more