[Kim]

Is it possible that when I do a search for a particular search term that the term will highlight within the articles that pop up in the search results? Because sometimes I have general articles that outline different issues and it will make it easier for the searcher to find the area that they need.

Know what I mean?
Kim
hidemyage.com

[Sakin]

@Kim: This is default WordPress Search. You may find plugin which can modify that. So try searching for plugin.

[Omar]

I hope it’s alright to ask a follow up question from OP. Is there a way to configure the search box built into Catch Flames Pro to a plugin? I have an expanded search plugin, but it doesn’t work on the search box with my theme.

Also, with BBPress and regular pages, the standard search box only searches regular pages, BBPress search only searches forums, and it would be nice to have one search box for both.

Any suggestions?

[Sakin]

@Omar: Sorry, this is beyond the scope of Theme. We are not allowed to modify the core elements of WordPress. So, as I said previous. It falls under plugin territory. You either need to search fro plugin to modify it or you need to create child theme and customize the search searchform.php

[Kim]

How about categories. When you click on my categories (on the left column is all I need) is it possible that those words can be highlighted in the results page?

K
hidemyage.com

btw, you ROCK!

[Sakin]

@Kim: For that you can add the following css in “Appearance => Theme Options => Custom CSS” box:
#third-sidebar .widget_custom_menu_wizard .current-menu-item { font-weight: bold; }

[Kim]

This does not seem to be working. I clicked ‘under eye bags’ and this is how the page comes up:

https://hidemyage.com/category/under-eye-bags/

Under eye bags isn’t highlighted. …But also, I wanted to mention that I’d like to have the category words highlighted within the article when you click through to the post as well.

However, it’s not showing that way on the search page either.

[Sakin]

@Kim: sorry it should be as
#third-sidebar .widget_custom_menu_wizard .current-menu-item a { font-weight: bold; }

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