If not then you will need wrap your search results in a conditional block and recreate the exact same condition from the link above in your conditional block GUI so that the results can be hidden before the search is performed.
Please let me know if further clarification is needed.
Yes you'll be able to see it. All I did as to create a conditional block and then add the view loop inside that conditional block. Then setup the conditional to only show its content when it detects the wpv_view_count parameter in the url.
Thanks
Shane
Ok. I see it but I'm not sure I could replicate it if I needed to, however. Is there documentation that you can link me in case I need to repeat this again?
Thank you!
UPDATE: I totally messed up the home page. I don't know how to fix it. I tried to go back to the last version you worked on. I think this tool may be too advanced for me.
Ok. I see it but I'm not sure I could replicate it if I needed to, however. Is there documentation that you can link me in case I need to repeat this again?
Unfortunately there isn't a specific documentation that would guide you through this method, however the documentation below should be able to assist you with setting up a page that shows only the search bar and allow you to have a separate results page. https://toolset.com/course-lesson/displaying-search-results-on-a-different-page/
With this you can achieve a similar result but with the results being on a completely separate page.
Ok. I did see that documentation but it isn't what I need. I hope in the future you can develop documentation for this as it seems to be asked for from time to time.
