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Hello, I really like using this plugin for searches on my site. In short, I have several searches on my site. I have searches in Portuguese (the language of my site), searches in English, searches only for WordPress articles, searches only for pages. I have always used this plugin for searches on my WordPress sites and I really like it. However, on the site I am developing now, I am having a problem with a theme:
In short, on my WordPress site, I have 2 languages (Portuguese and English) and I used the Polylang Plugin for these translations. When I change the language version, the menus in the header and footer also change. So far, everything is fine. Within Ivory Search, there is the option “Menu search”, which is what I am using at the moment to display the search I want on my home menu. However, I would like to display another search form on my menu (English). In other words, in the plugin options, they only let me choose the locations and menus that I want to display. You want to add the search input but it doesn’t allow you to choose whether to add the search input X in location X, or to add the search input Y in location Y. I’ll leave some screenshots to explain my problem.
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So as you can see in the attachment “part 1” I have the menu search option active for 2 menus, and as you can see in the attachment “part 2” I have the search form “General Search PT) for both menus which is not what I liked :(, I would like to have for the “Menu Header” the search form “General Search PT” and for the “Menu Header EN” the search form “General Search EN”. I tried to make the change through PHP but unfortunately I couldn’t. By chance would it be possible to add the option of which search form we want to add to the Menu individually and not a single search form for all the selected Menus.I thank you in advance for your time.
Thank you very much.I hope you are well today and thank you for your question.
Currently, the Ivory Search plugin does not provide this functionality but I will consider implementing it in the future version of the plugin.
In the meantime, you can do this by developing a custom code.
If you are not a developer, you can consider hiring a developer to develop it. You can hire a developer from any freelance site or WordPress agency.
You can also consider hiring me to develop it for you using the form https://ivorysearch.com/custom-work/
Best regards,
Ivory Search SupportThanks for the reply, I understand, I realize that this option is not available in the Plugin, it would be very interesting to have it in future updates.
As for the custom code, yes, I am a developer and I have tried some PHP alternatives but I can’t get to the Search that I have in my menu.
In the files I attached, as you can see, I am changing the language of my website, but the code I have been trying to develop is not changing the search – In PT it should be “””Escreva o tema da sua Pesquisa””” and in EN it should be “””Write the theme of your search”””
add_filter('wp_nav_menu_items', function ($items, $args) { if ($args->theme_location == 'secondary' && function_exists('pll_current_language')) { $lang = pll_current_language(); $search_form = ($lang == 'pt') ? do_shortcode('[ivory-search id="10461" title="Pesquisa Geral PT"]') : do_shortcode('[ivory-search id="10462" title="Pesquisa Geral EN"]'); $items .= '<li class="menu-item-search">' . $search_form . '</li>'; } return $items; }, 10, 2);
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