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Yes, is_search() worked fine, which makes the function a bit more generic.
Here's the link to my site: http://www.buurtaal.de/blog/
It's in German. I hope that doesn't scare you 😉 The search box is in the sidebar, there where it says "SUCHEN AUF BUURTAAL"
I used the search term "olibollen" . That should give you "Did you mean: oliebollen" in the left top corner. (The free version of Relevanssi which I am using bases the suggestions on logged queries. Since I only started usin the plugin yesterday there is currently very little data.)
Thanks again for your help, it's very much appreciated.
It works – you're brilliant Bill 🙂
Now I only have to figure out how to style the output, because the resulting string gets displayed at the top left corner of the browser window instead of *inside" the search results page, where I want it to appear.
Any suggestions on that?
Happy New Year's Eve!
That looks great Bill. Thanks! Will try it and let you know how it goes.
Just a thought: Could I replace
if ( is_page('1234') ) {
with
if ( is_search() ) {
?
Yes, I can see it too Adam. Perhaps you should talk to the plugin developer. Nick's around here a lot so the chances are good that he'll be able to help you out.
Hi there Adam,
Susan is right there. While the theme itself is responsive, the header image you are using is not. It won't scale automagically. That explains why it get cuts off on the side on smaller displays. (Out of the box, Agency does not have a header image, if I'm not mistaken. – or if it does, it's rather tiny.)
In order to display a different (less wide) Â image for each viewport you would have to define these in the corresponding media queries in your theme's style.css.
Just a quick follow-up: Today I migrated my site, using the SEO Data Transporter. I am happy to report that it all seems to have gone well.
