ATN Ajax Search
The ATN AJAX Search is a custom WordPress plugin that provides an AJAX-powered search feature. It allows users to search for posts dynamically without …
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Stale • Last updated 342 days ago
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Description
The ATN AJAX Search is a custom WordPress plugin that provides an AJAX-powered search feature. It allows users to search for posts dynamically without refreshing the page. This plugin supports searching different post types, displays search results as users type, and shows relevant information such as titles, excerpts, and featured images.
Features
Our Ajax Search plugin provides the following benefits:
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Live Search: As users type, the plugin dynamically fetches and displays search results without reloading the page.
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Supports Multiple Post Types: Search can be tailored to different post types (e.g., product, post, page, etc.).
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Debounce for Performance: The search input is debounced to ensure it doesn’t trigger too many requests while typing.
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Customizable Display: You can customize the layout and appearance of the search results via CSS.
Short Description
ATN AJAX Search is a WordPress plugin that enables live, dynamic search results as users type. It supports multiple post types, offers a customizable display, and enhances site performance with debounce functionality.
License
This plugin is licensed under the GPL-2.0-or-later license.
Installation
- Upload the
atn-ajax-searchplugin folder to the/wp-content/plugins/directory. - Activate the plugin through the ‘Plugins’ menu in WordPress.
- Use the
[ajax_search_form]shortcode to display the search form on your site.
Frequently Asked Questions
Once the plugin is activated, use the shortcode [ajax_search_form] to display the AJAX search bar. Optionally, you can specify the post type by using [ajax_search_form post_type="custom_post_type"].
Yes, you can style the search form by targeting the CSS classes .ajaxsearchform and .ajaxsearchresult in your theme’s custom CSS.
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Changelog
1.0.0
- Initial release.
1.1.0
- Fixed bug with AJAX search functionality.
- Added new filter for post types.