The search widget uses tabs. Hold ctrl on your keyboard and select both. You can adjust the tab labels from settings.
The demo here has tabs enabled http://easypropertylistings.com.au/demo/
Thanks – please can you let me know what shortcode parameters were used to achieve this?
On the search form we have, we don’t seem to be able to get these tabs to appear.
Also, is there a way to have these as dropdowns rather than as tabs?
Thanks
Tom
Hi! Thanks for the help so far – just wondering if you’re able to send through an example of the shortcode that will give these tabs. The shortcode we’re using doesn’t seem to generate these tabs at all….
Thanks in advance!
Tom
Documentation can be found here. To activate the tab option use
[listing_search post_type=”property,rental”]
Thanks so much for the help on this so far! We’re using the following shortcode:
[listing_search search_house_category=”on” post_type=”property,rental” search_price=”on” search_bed=”on” search_bath=”off” search_car=”off” search_other=”off” search_id=”off”]
However, we’re not seeing these tabs. We’ve done a fair bit of styling, but I’ve checked the HTML and I can’t see anywhere that the tabs are being generated. Here’s the link to where we’re displaying the form:
http://79.170.44.113/amcomanagement.co.uk/
Any help appreciated!
Hi! Further to my last message — we’ve tracked it down to an issue with the shortcode syntax and the tabs are now displaying. Many thanks!
yes, option order is very important in shortcodes. Caught me several times over the years. Glad you sorted it out.
