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I hope you are well today, and thank you for your question.
The search results page is displayed by the search.php or search.html file of the theme you are using on your site. So, the plugin doesn’t control how the posts and their view will be displayed on the search results page; your site theme does.
You can change this developing custom code in the search.php file of your child theme by contacting the theme author or consider hiring a developer to develop it for you. 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/
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Ivory Search SupportI hope you are well today. Thank you for posting here.
Do you want to search posts by tags or category?
If yes, then please ensure that you have configured the search form option as shown in the attached screenshot.
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Ivory Search SupportI hope you are well today, and thank you for your question.
Have you mistakenly asked this question, as we only provide support to our Ivory Search plugin here?
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Ivory Search SupportWould you mind if I log in to your site and do quick troubleshooting? If this is ok then could you please temporarily create an admin user account and share the account login details privately by checking the option “Set as private reply” when replying to this topic?
Then it means there is some issue in the configuration of the Index settings, so please reset all the Index settings and rebuild the index.
Also, please ensure that the Index settings are correct.
We can try achieving this if your website displays a sticky header on scroll.
Could you please temporarily use the “Default WordPress Search Engine” instead of “Inverted Index Search Engine” in the Options of the search form to see whether it works fine?
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