Plugin Contributor
Qurl
(@qurl)
No, the rule is based on the standard WordPress is_search() function. Have you tried OLD method?
Old method being just use the condition in the code on the search.php template page?
Plugin Contributor
Qurl
(@qurl)
No, it uses another route (more or less a hack) to find out where it is (read: which page is requested). The default method uses a WordPress filter.
Some themes ‘confuse’ DW when in filter method. OLD method prevents that.
Qurl, once I started checking what was being evaluated for true on my search.php page I realized I’m sending multiples search parameters in my from my search bar:
?s=image&post_type=page&cat=149
While the page is a search result page, using the cat parameter also evaluates as true for a category page too, so I just included that category and its children in the logic of for that widget, and it works!
Good thing to know. Good plugin!
