Documentation says it will allow you to set it to search every page. There is no such setting on 6.6 and my site still only searches blog articles. I want users to be able to search non-blog pages too.
Documentation says it will allow you to set it to search every page. There is no such setting on 6.6 and my site still only searches blog articles. I want users to be able to search non-blog pages too.
I'm using 6.6 and I have the same problem. I can't see the page options.
I can see both of them on the screenshot of the v6 :
http://s.wordpress.org/extend/plugins/search-everything/screenshot-1.jpg?r=443697
But these options are missing in my panel :
- search every page
- search approved page only
Here's what I learned from the theme author:
> It can be changed in: templates/template.search.php
>
> line: 18
>
> Change array('post', 'portfolio-item', 'slider-item', 'news-item') to
> array('post', 'page', 'portfolio-item', 'slider-item', 'news-item')
>
Apparently it requires editerplus or some other software to modify the theme php. I am still working out how to do that, but may need to enlist the help of a more experienced web developer.
Thank you very much, I found the solution thanks to these informations.
You don't need a software, you can do these modifications in your dashboard (admin panel).
The long explanation :
http://codex.wordpress.org/Editing_Files
The short one :
- access to your dashboard
- "Access the Theme Editor from the Administration > Appearance > Editor menu."
- select the theme you want to edit (by default, it's the current theme)
- "click on the file [search.php] from the left-hand side list."
- search for array('post', 'surely some other things')
- replace with array('post', 'page', 'surely some other things')
There should be two occurrences. Don't forget a parenthesis of a comma, there are important.
- click on update file
I'm using London Creative, it worked for me.
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