Additional Results Overview
This overview is about the Additional Results feature of the Ajax Search of the JetSearch plugin and its general settings in Elementor, Gutenberg, and Bricks.
The Ajax Search widget/block/element is the JetSearch functionality that allows fast search on WordPress websites.
By default, Ajax Search displays posts in the results area. The Additional Results settings allow the search and display of the terms or/and users along with posts.
More details are provided in the How to Display Terms in the Search Results Area and How to Display User Profiles in the Search Results Area tutorials.
Additional Results Feature of the Ajax Search in Elementor
The Ajax Search widget can be found by entering its name in the Elementor search bar.
After adding the Ajax Search widget on the page, one should open the Additional Results settings tab.
Terms Search Source in Elementor
The Terms Search Source toggle should be activated to observe extra options.
These settings allow the display of terms in the search results area along the posts:
- Title — a field where a descriptive heading or label given to the terms additional results can be typed (e.g., “Book categories,” “Collections,” etc.);
- Icon — a section where an icon on the left of the term names can be added:
- None — an option that can be selected if there is no need to add an icon;
- Upload SVG — an option that allows the uploading the SVG files as an icon;
- Icon Library — an option that allows the choosing of an icon from the Icon Library.
- Limit — a field where the limit of displayed terms can be set. By default, it’s “5”;
- Listing — a dropdown menu where a JetEngine listing template for a taxonomy can be selected. More details can be found in the How to Create a Listing Template for Custom Taxonomy in Elementor tutorial;
- Taxonomy — a dropdown menu where the needed taxonomy can be picked which terms will be additionally displayed in the search results area.
Users Search Source in Elementor
The Users Search Source toggle should be activated to observe extra options.
These settings allow the display of users in the search results area along the posts:
- Title — a field where a descriptive heading or label given to the users additional results can be typed (e.g., “Doctors,” “Authors,” “Our team,” etc.);
- Icon — a section where an icon on the left of the user names can be added:
- None — an option that can be selected if there is no need to add an icon;
- Upload SVG — an option that allows the uploading the SVG files as an icon;
- Icon Library — an option that allows the choosing of an icon from the Icon Library.
- Limit — a field where the limit of displayed users can be set. By default, it’s “5”;
- Listing — a dropdown menu where a JetEngine listing template for users can be selected. More details can be found in the How to Create a Listing Template for Users in Elementor tutorial.
Additional Results Feature of the Ajax Search in Block Editor
The Ajax Search block with the Additional Results settings tab can be found in the Block Editor as well.
Terms Search Source in Gutenberg
The Terms Search Source toggle activates such options:
- TITLE — a field where a descriptive heading or label given to the terms additional results can be typed (e.g., “Book categories,” “Collections,” etc.);
- Icon — a section where an icon on the left of the term names can be added:
- Raw icon — this option enables the SVG ICON textarea field where a raw SVG icon code can be pasted;
- From media library — allows the choosing or uploading of icons via the Media Library;
- LIMIT — a field where the limit of displayed terms can be set. By default, it’s “5”;
- LISTING — a dropdown menu where a JetEngine listing template for a taxonomy can be selected. More details can be found in the How to Create a Listing Template in Gutenberg tutorial;
- TAXONOMY — a dropdown menu where the needed taxonomy can be picked which terms will be additionally displayed in the search results area.
Users Search Source in Gutenberg
The Users Search Source toggle activates such options:
- TITLE — a field where a descriptive heading or label given to the users additional results can be typed (e.g., “Doctors,” “Authors,” “Our team,” etc.);
- Icon — a section where an icon on the left of the term names can be added:
- Raw icon — this option enables the SVG ICON textarea field where a raw SVG icon code can be pasted;
- From media library — allows the choosing or uploading of icons via the Media Library;
- LIMIT — a field where the limit of displayed users can be set. By default, it’s “5”;
- LISTING — a dropdown menu where a JetEngine listing template for users can be selected.
Additional Results Feature of the Ajax Search in Bricks
The Ajax Search element Additional Results settings tab can be found in the Bricks editor as well.
Terms Search Source in Bricks
The Terms Search Source toggle activates such options:
- Title — a field where a descriptive heading or label given to the terms additional results can be typed (e.g., “Book categories,” “Collections,” etc.);
- Icon — a button that triggers a pop-up where a library and icon can be chosen. The icon will be displayed on the left the term name;
- Limit — a field where the limit of displayed terms can be set. By default, it’s “5”;
- Listing — a dropdown menu where a JetEngine listing template for a taxonomy can be selected. More details can be found in the How to Create Listing Items with Bricks tutorial;
- Taxonomy — a dropdown menu where the needed taxonomy can be picked which terms will be additionally displayed in the search results area.
Users Search Source in Bricks
The Users Search Source toggle activates such options:
- Title — a field where a descriptive heading or label given to the users additional results can be typed (e.g., “Doctors,” “Authors,” “Our team,” etc.);
- Icon — a button that triggers a pop-up where a library and icon can be chosen. The icon will be displayed on the left the term name;
- Limit — a field where the limit of displayed users can be set. By default, it’s “5”;
- Listing — a dropdown menu where a JetEngine listing template for users can be selected.
That’s all about the Additional Results feature for the Ajax Search in Elementor, Gutenberg, and Bricks, which is available with the JetSearch plugin for your WordPress website.