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Last updated by 5 years, 3 months ago.
Assisted by: Christian Cox.
Is this limited to "Pagination combined with random ordering can lead to same items appearing in more than one pages." ?
The results of each page are random, and are not maintained throughout a User's visit on the site. Users may be confused if they go from page 1 to page 2, then back to page 1, and the results are not the same on page 1 as they were the first time. If you use URL parameters in your search, absolute URL links to specific pages of results will not include consistent results. So there are multiple usability issues here.
2 - Is it possible to make it display all properties, not just those that are currently displayed in the grid above?
You can use two different Views for this. One will be paginated, and the other will not be paginated. The unpaginated View should contain the map markers. The paginated View should contain the grid or list of results.
2b - By the way: Where can I adjust the size (height) of the map. Just can not find it...
You can adjust the height in the popup when you insert the Map using a shortcode, or you can add the map_height attribute directly to the shortcode, or if you're using Toolset Blocks there's a height property in the block editor sidebar.
[wpv-map-render map_id="map-5" map_height="350px"][/wpv-map-render]
3 - In the search, is it somehow possible to make multiple selections in "Region"? For instance if someone would like to check offers in Toscana AND Umbria, is that possible?
Custom search Views support checkboxes filters and multiple-select filters. You could redesign the filters area to support the larger inputs, resize them with CSS, or if the multiple-select filter or checkboxes group is too large, you could create something like an "Advanced Search" area that holds more filters. It could be hidden by default, and when your Users click "Advanced Search" it would open up to display more filters.
