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Search bar customisation with Checkbox fields

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  • February 18, 2020 at 10:52 am #530980

    Martin Roche
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    Hi. My main search criteria are by:

    Booking System;
    Travel & Expense; and
    NDC Content

    https://focustravel.uk/partner-directory/
    (also see attached screenshot)

    Travel & Expense and NDC Content are both Checkbox fields in the Custom Fields and you’ll see how they appear in the Add Listings page – https://focustravel.uk/add-listing/?listing_type=gd_place (see attachments)

    I need these to appear better in the Search bar. They both currently have “Yes” as a dropdown but it is confusing once you click on it. Ideally need as a Yes/No radio button on the search before the User clicks the search button.

    Please help

    February 19, 2020 at 12:25 pm #531174

    Alex Rollin
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    Hello,

    sorry for the late reply, my earlier reply seems to have failed to post.

    There may be something you could do with the search options drawer. Instead of setting the fields in the search bar you could uncheck that and use CSS to format the search drawer options to your liking.

    Have you tried that?

    https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs-v2/design/gd_search/

    February 19, 2020 at 1:19 pm #531191

    Martin Roche
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    Thanks Alex,

    This looks really complicated, and even with the GD Search documentation it doesn’t explain how I would display the two options I want with a Checkbox instead of the dropdown.

    Could you give me a clear working example please for my “Travel & Expense” checkbox option, then I can duplicate it for the “NDC Content” one.

    Thanks

    February 19, 2020 at 9:33 pm #531286

    Alex Rollin
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    Well, for example, you could add those fields to the search drawer, then use the same CSS you are already using to hide the search for and search near fields.

    We don’t have any examples of that, it is pretty far outside the common use. If you don’t need any of the regular fields in the search row, then, the remaining option is to place them in the drawer.

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