Put this css in your style. For Particular page use class “search-results” and you can replace “RED” color with your color. if css not apply then try with “!important” like background-color: red !important; .search-results .page-header { background-color: red; } If you like replace color with image then you can use css property “background-image”.
You need to modify your query as: $search_songs = array( ‘posts_per_page’ => -1, ‘post_type’ => ‘songs’, ‘tag’ => $search_query,//use tag to filter posts ); For more details
Ok, well this is not exactly to do with subdirectories as such, but there is something mixing up the queries between the subsites… As you can see the error is saying wp_posts.post_title is not found – because the table selected is actually FROM wp_2_posts… showing the different table prefixes for site 1 wp_ and site … Read more
The search.php template is used, and the correct posts returned, when a search is performed with the ?s= query. Not ?search=. Make sure the name attribute of the input in your search form is s: <input type=”search” name=”s”> And your index.php file should absolutely not be using a custom query like that. Use the main … Read more
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There’s a plugin that may be useful for finding broken links. It’s called Broken Link Checker. From the description: “This WP plugin checks all URLs on your WordPress blog and gives you a complete report of the broken and redirected links.”
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Appreciate that this is in the wrong forum, but just incase this may be of some use to someone. By using the following I can modify the search query, so that it matches the product titles. E.G if its “ABC 1” it will search for “ABC1” function my_parse_searchwp_terms( $query, $engine ) { $query = preg_replace( … Read more