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<form> <form method=”post” action=”” > <input type=”text” placeholder=”Search Transactions..” name=”submit”> <input type=”submit” class=”button-primary” value=”Search” name=”submit”> <input type=”reset” class=”button-primary” value=”Reset Form”> </form> should be <form method=”post” action=”” > <input type=”text” placeholder=”Search Transactions..” name=”search”> <input type=”submit” class=”button-primary” value=”Search” name=”submit”> <input type=”reset” class=”button-primary” value=”Reset Form”> </form> i.e. Remove extra start tag <form> and for text field name=”submit” should … Read more

Modify wordpress search to search only pages and load matched page not search results

It turns out the use of a variable called $args within ‘searchform.php’ causes the searchform to output nothing.

Modify main search form to search user too

Your code says, “If the search term isn’t empty, and that exact search term is in my search replacements array, then replace the term.” So, instead of this: !empty($search_replacements[$request_vars[‘s’]] (which means, if this exact search term [$request_vars[‘s’] is in my $search_replacements array) you’ll need to instead loop through your search replacements array every time someone … Read more

You can find the search form in the “search.php” file. Comment out or delete the code that looks like this one: <header class=”page-header”> <h1 class=”page-title”> <?php _e( ‘Search results for:’, ‘twentynineteen’ ); ?> </h1> <div class=”page-description”><?php echo get_search_query(); ?></div> If you are using a child theme and there is no “search.php” file, then copy the … Read more