Hi,
Just upgraded (finally) from 5.1 to 6.0.
In the past, I have had a small search box for Zoom search on every page of my site. When someone searches via one of those boxes, they get the search_template.html page, which I partially customized with some of the layout elements from one of my stock pages.
But it's been a long time since I did that customization and looking at the new 6.7 Advanced template options section of the 6.0 manual, I'm trying to figure out how to use those tags (or whether I need to) versus using the info found in the "Zoom Search FAQ - Headers & Footers, SSI & wrapping." It seems mysearch.php is not what I want, since I'm using a mini search form on every page instead of a single dedicated search page. I want to customize just the RESULTS file, and the new tags seem to be the way to go, but I haven't found any examples of their use outside of the brief explanation in section 6.7.
Does one simply place those tags inside the search_template.html file to create a custom template, sandwiched between the html I use for the typical layout on all my normal html pages? And are those tags controlled by the css discussed in section 6.4?
Just upgraded (finally) from 5.1 to 6.0.
In the past, I have had a small search box for Zoom search on every page of my site. When someone searches via one of those boxes, they get the search_template.html page, which I partially customized with some of the layout elements from one of my stock pages.
But it's been a long time since I did that customization and looking at the new 6.7 Advanced template options section of the 6.0 manual, I'm trying to figure out how to use those tags (or whether I need to) versus using the info found in the "Zoom Search FAQ - Headers & Footers, SSI & wrapping." It seems mysearch.php is not what I want, since I'm using a mini search form on every page instead of a single dedicated search page. I want to customize just the RESULTS file, and the new tags seem to be the way to go, but I haven't found any examples of their use outside of the brief explanation in section 6.7.
Does one simply place those tags inside the search_template.html file to create a custom template, sandwiched between the html I use for the typical layout on all my normal html pages? And are those tags controlled by the css discussed in section 6.4?
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