Hey Sean,
thanks for reaching out – I’ll gladly help! Our plugin doesn’t have any options to customize the way results are displayed but you can try and edit your search template. This is different from theme to theme, so here is a quick example for Fruitful theme:
1.) In “Appearance”->”Editor”, in the content.php file, find the
// Only display Excerpts for Search part and and add:
<?php if ( (is_search())) : // Only display Excerpts for Search ?>
<?php $product = new WC_Product( get_the_ID() );
$price = $product->price;
?>
<h1><?php echo $price; ?></h1>
2.) Please check this link for more info:
http://wordpress.org/support/topic/get-product-price-in-custom-loop?replies=13
As for the attributes, they won’t show up, unless you write those attributes to a “Products Short Description” when creating a new product. Hope this helps!
Take care and enjoy the weekend,
Petra
Thread Starter
Sean
(@seantaylor)
Thanks, but I don’t see that file anywhere.
Hey,
thanks for getting back to me. What theme are you using? Also, can you make a screenshot of files you do see?
Best,
Petra
Thread Starter
Sean
(@seantaylor)
Neighborhood by SwiftIdeas.net.
http://springrates.com is my website.
single-product.php
content-product.php
content-single-product.php
Hey Sean,
thanks for the additional info and sorry for not replying any sooner!
Unfortunately this “Neighborhood” theme is not free to use, so I can’t install it on my side. I have tried it out as a demo on their site and noticed that they have this built-in “super search”. Check the screenshot. Have you tried contacting the author(s) of the theme? I am sure they will know where to put that code we gave you or to adjust their “super search” to make it work with WooCommerce.
Take care and have a nice day,
Petra