Hi VSG_DE,

Ah! Looks like it's going to the default 'classic' post style as it is being told to.

In engage/search.php

under line 19 where it says:

$blog_style = 'classic';

Add this code snippet in:

if( engage_option('blog_style') && engage_option('blog_style') != 'classic' ) {
    $blog_style = engage_option('blog_style');
}

Then save, upload and replace to the same directory via ftp/hosting control panel and that should now display the blog style selected from the Theme Options

Hi VSG_DE,

I'm not sure 100% the best way to approach this one, as the search page itself isn't editable like a standard page (as you can't create it in the WordPress editor as it is a theme file).

I'll message the developer to see if we can get a page title or something like breadcrumbs added into the search.php file, that you can enable/disable via the Theme Options.

Otherwise, what you can do for now is hardcode the page title into the search.php and play around with that for a bit.

Hi VSG_DE,

I would try something like this to remove the title area:

In the header.php at the bottom where it says:

if ( engage_option( 'header_title' ) != 0 && get_post_meta( engage_get_id(), "custom_pagetitle", TRUE ) != 'disable' || !class_exists( 'Engage_Core' ) || engage_option( 'header_title' ) == null ) {        
        get_template_part( 'page-title' );
    }
    do_action( 'engage_after_page_title_area' );

I would change it to: if it is not the search page, then do the title stuff:

if (! is_search() ) {
     
        if ( engage_option( 'header_title' ) != 0 && get_post_meta( engage_get_id(), "custom_pagetitle", TRUE ) != 'disable' || !class_exists( 'Engage_Core' ) || engage_option( 'header_title' ) == null ) {        
            get_template_part( 'page-title' );
        }
        do_action( 'engage_after_page_title_area' );
    }

as a quick edit.

Or you can change it do if it is_search do add the [amount] SEARCH RESULTS FOR [search string], if that makes any sense at all.

Hi VSG_DE,

What do you mean it breaks the layout of the search site? Can you add a screenshot?

The code I gave you definitely works and shouldn't affect the layout at all. It only removes the title area from the page and doesn't touch any styling or layout code.

I have added the feature request for the developer to have a look at adding the [amount] SEARCH RESULTS FOR [search string] into the title area

Hi VSG_DE,

Ok, yes please add screenshot and I'll see what's going on. Sounds like it could be getting pushed up under the menu? If so I can give you a small CSS fix for that

Hi VSG_DE,

Ok, try this CSS:

.search.search-results .main-row {
    margin-top:150px;}

You can change the margin to what suits you best

Hi VSG_DE,

Great!

Hi there!

The new update brings that feature!

https://d.pr/i/1erLCQ

Hi there!

Thanks for reporting those!

Two new switches are now available under Theme Options / Archives to disable the Page Title section on those two particular type of pages individually:

https://d.pr/i/ieBK5G