What you’ve provided is the displayed code on the website. You’ll need to edit the single.php and make it match the archive/index page of your theme. search the index the code you want, place it in your post single.php. Good luck and let me know if you have other questions.
You can use third-party WooCommerce plugin ‘Woo Total Sales’ to display total sales of the specific product on product archive, product single or product search page. Woo Total Sales: https://wordpress.org/plugins/woo-total-sales/ You can also use below shortcode that plugin provides and add product ID to display its count. [awts-total-sales product_id=”0″ include_setting=”true/false”]
This list can be modified using WooCommerce filters. However, without a thorough testing I could not find a specific filter to help you. You might check the API for a better answer. Meanwhile, I have used this CSS snippet to successfully hide the “All Categories” entry from the drop-down selector: li.option[data-value=””] { display: none; } … Read more
“What you’re asking is totally possible” has me way to exited! I wish I had some code examlpe – but in a rage yesterday I deleted everything thinking it would be best with a fresh start. “it sounds like each “Service post” is tagged with it’s State, as well as each neighboring state in a … Read more
WordPress WP_Query Search (‘s’) With Multiple Search Terms
Search results always returns “No results” no matter what
search videos on divi builder
Sort Search Results in Order of/by Character @ count (9) of post(s) title. (Ocean-WP theme)
First, ensure that your custom post type is public and searchable Second, you can’t use post_type url query var, it will be strip, its reserve for custom post type archive. you can however simply do a custom post type search with URL like this. domain.com/custom-post-type-rewrite-slug/?s=My+Search+Term so in your form, the action should be <?php echo … Read more
The search doesn’t work properly