I've been trying to create a search form for a single content type in Backdrop CMS. I followed instructions provided by Gemini, but I'm stuck. Has anyone created a tutorial for building a search form in Backdrop CMS?the
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The Search module from CMS core allows to limit the Content type and is quite suitable for use, the settings are available for understanding. The form is added to the pages like other blocks /...
Generating Search Form
What are you trying to search? Titles of contents? Content of body field? Have you tried creating a View and adding an exposed filter? Otherwise the search API module is a powerful way to create...
Generating Search Form
See step 3 https://developer.wordpress.org/advanced-administration/debug/debug-java...
Using Colorbox to Generate Gallery in a Content Type Node
You are right. It should work out of the box. But it is not. As suggested by you I uninstalled colorbox and instead tried to configure glightbox. Jquery is already set to Jquery3. But the...
Using Colorbox to Generate Gallery in a Content Type Node
He should work from the box actually. Look at the Status Report of the site or browser console for find out something. Check the jQuery version (should be '3') /admin/config/development...
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What are you trying to search? Titles of contents? Content of body field? Have you tried creating a View and adding an exposed filter? Otherwise the search API module is a powerful way to create views with search filters for long text fields or combination of fields. There are tutorials for search API for Drupal 7 that can help.
The Search module from CMS core allows to limit the Content type and is quite suitable for use, the settings are available for understanding. The form is added to the pages like other blocks /admin/structure/layouts/manage/default