bvbaked

Interesting…

By default the search query should look in the content and title, so this may be a case where the query is not using the default.

Can you confirm that the query loop block on the search page is set to default and not custom? Also, although unlikely, there is nothing in the code that would be altering the query from the default, possibly from a plugin

There are plenty of plugins that allow for fields to be added for use on various post types or users as it seems your use case would need.

However, most of these would not handle the actual front-end display. The plugins are generally set up to store and record the data and it is your responsibility to handle the display.

If you contact Buddypress support, they may be able to assist with your solution and provide options

I would suggest you start by setting up an account with Google Search Console which allows you to request an index of your site.

Left by itself, it will eventually index but you’re at the mercy of the crawlers finding your site so it could be very slow… best bet is to manually get it crawled

• This reply was modified 9 months ago by bvbaked.

That is not a page, but rather a post – it’s the starter/default post similar to the Sample Page that comes with a new install. You’ll find it in the admin section near the top of the sidebar menu.

If you’d like to go a step further, you can follow the instructions here to disable comments as well

For a custom post type like products, the template would generally not be handled in a theme unless it specifically was built for WooCommerce. You can check this article from Elementor on setting up a product template, but either WooCommerce or Elementor support should also be able to assist

.entry-header { 
  display: flex;
  flex-direction: column;
  height: 100%;
}

.prezzo {
  margin-block-start: auto;
}

If I follow you correctly, this worked when I checked in browser.
Making the entry-header element into a flex container will allow you to use auto margins so that you can align the link/icons to the bottom of each card no matter how long the text is. It needs the height of 100% so that it fills the available space as well.

The rest of your ask seems in place as the icons are already aligned to the right.
There is some extra margin around the button you may want to remove – it is on the input inside the link if you’re looking for the specific element.

It looks like the width setting may just be on the wrong block.

All of the content on your page will obey the content width set for your theme unless otherwise specified. There are two options available for that – wide width and full width – but these can usually only be set on specific blocks or when specific options are selected.

In the case of your services page, look for the “Columns” block and change the width to full to allow it to stretch out further. I’m not certain of the design you’re aiming for, but I assume you may also run into the same problem with the heading and paragraph above it – these won’t have the width option for them. To get those to be wider, you may need to place them inside a “Group” block which will have the controls for adjusting the width.

Can you check the Reading tab under Settings?

There is an option to discourage search engine indexing which may be turned on.

I believe there are a few ways to register with GSC, one being a DNS entry that you may need to make before you can view it. You can find some instructions here.

• This reply was modified 10 months ago by bvbaked.