[Steven Zahm]

@ Michael

Checking to see if there was any progress. If you can send me the accesses I asked for, I can take a look.

[Steven Zahm]

Sorry, no, there is no shortcode option to change the default select text. However, you should be able to use the Say What? plugin.

Follow the instructions in this tutorial. Except you would use the cn_multi_category_search text domain instead.

Since the admin access was still available I changed “Select a State” to “Select a Region” which you can use as example to chance them as you wish.

Hope this helps!

ps.

If I have not asked…

If you have a moment, I would truly appreciate a review as they really do make a difference.

https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/connections/reviews/

Thanks in advance for your time!

[Steven Zahm]

I fixed the bug. Unfortunately that did not correct the issue. But, the good news I was able to track down the conflict with OceanWP. I made a tweak to the multi category search CSS drop down and it now shows correctly. You will have to force refresh your browser so the new updated CSS file is downloaded otherwise the browser will use the old locally cached version.

Apologies for the trouble!

[Steven Zahm]

@ David

Try this:

#cn-multi-category-search div {
    margin-top: 20px;
    margin-right: 40px;
    width: 30%;
    display: inline-block;
}

You’ll have to remove the shortcode from within the 2/3 column, otherwise it’ll get really tight on space. I was not able to tell how this affected the name input due to it being in a column so you may have to tweak the CSS.

Hope this helps!

[Steven Zahm]

I found a bug in the multi category search addon. I’m not 100% certain if it could be the cause, but I would like to correct it on you site. Hopefully it fix this issue.

Could you please create a temp admin account using this plugin:

https://wordpress.org/plugins/temporary-login-without-password/

Reply back as a private reply with the login link and I’ll fix the bug.

[Steven Zahm]

@ TWTTS

I can provide some advice in regards to CSS but you’ll need to share a link to the page with me. I see the theme is overriding the style a little.

[Steven Zahm]

Probably the only real advantage of dropdowns vs the free text input is users will be able to find entries without the worry of misspelling countries/states.

If you can share a link to the page, I’ll take a look. I suspect it is a CSS conflict.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Bernhard

RE: I am sorry to inform you that I haven’t changed the wp-config file.

Ok, what method did you use to convert the site from http to https? The method being employed is likely the cause.

RE: If you want need FTP and or ADMIN access to my website please let me know and I will provide you with the necessary information.

Sure, reply back as a private reply.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Virgil

Navigate to the Connections : Manage admin page.

On the Connections : Manage admin page at the top of the page there are links. Click the one that says All.

Right below there are three dropdowns. Make sure all of them are set to all and then click the Filter button.

Right below those to the right is the controls for pagination, click the << button.

Do the entries you’ve edited display on the Manage admin page now? If not, can you search for a name that you know that you’ve edited? Does it return as a search result.

Let me know what you learn.

[Steven Zahm]

@ David

The Avada theme is overriding the styles of the drop downs. In this case it is a good thing since it matches the theme better than the default styles of the advanced search. To make whatever change you want (not sure what you want to change), you can likely use CSS to accomplish and apply it to your child theme.

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