Advanced Search

GutenKit Advanced Search block lets you refine your search with advanced filters and operators.
Let’s learn how to use the block.

How to use Advanced Search #

Access to your WordPress dashboard > Go to GutenKit > Blocks > Find Advanced Search > Toggle the button to turn it ON

Now,

  • Find Pages/Posts > Add New Page/Post or start editing an existing page with the block editor.
  • Look for the “+” icon at the right side or top of the editor screen. Click it.
  • A block menu will appear, search for “Advanced Search”.
  • When you see it, click it or drag & drop it on the block editor screen.

Editing Content Part #

Search Settings: Under this option, you can control –

  • Show Button: Displays a button to trigger the search.
  • Show Input Icon: Displays an icon within the search input field.
  • Enable Custom Ordering: Allows you to customize the order of search results.
  • Show Search Result: Displays the search results below the search bar.
  • Input Icon: Sets the icon to be displayed within the search input field.
  • Placeholder: Sets the placeholder text within the search input field.
  • Appearance: Controls the visual style and layout of the search block.
  • Button Text: Sets the text displayed on the search button.

Search Box Style: Here, you can select styles like Group, Pop Up and Toggle.

Search Query: To search queries, you’ll get the following controls –

  • Show Category: Displays a dropdown to filter search results by category.
  • Search In: Specifies the fields to search within (e.g., title, content, excerpt).
  • Taxonomy: Select the taxonomy to use for filtering search results (e.g., categories, tags).
  • Show Per Page: Sets the number of search results displayed per page.
  • Load More Button: Displays a button to load additional search results.
  • Search Result Layout: Determines the layout style for search results.
  • Layout Type: Sets the layout type for search results (automatic, manual, or masonry).
  • Columns: Sets the number of columns to display search results in.
  • Row Gap: Sets the spacing between rows of search results.
  • Column Gap: Sets the spacing between columns of search results.

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Updated on December 3, 2024