Page Load Ajax vs Simple Ajax Search

The purpose of this plugin is to minimize page load time and resource usage by updating the page title and content only rather then reloading the entire webpage. The new contents and titles are fetched by ajax calls. Restriction: As the rest of the page like header including all styles and scripts, footer and sidebars are not affected, you should only use this to switch between pages with the same overall layout and requirements. You can enter shortcodes in the page content that will show up as a button or a text link. When activating the link, the pages title and content will be replaced by the title and content of the specified page. There are four possible independant arguments to the shortcode: – page (required). This can be the page title or the page id. – text (optional). The button text or textlink text. – title-elm (optional). The title element id or class if it is not the default as entered on the settings page. – content-elm (optional). The content element id or class if not default. Examples: [pla page=”Tet page”] [pla page=”5″ text=”Go to the testpage”] [pla page=”My Page” content-elm=”#my-div”]

With this plugin you can create very easily a dynamic ajax search engine of your blog. For setup this search engine use the followings [shortcodes]: [sas-input] Write this shortcode where you want the input components for the dynamic search, and you get: * One input field where write words to search into the blog with WordPress engine. * Several categories to filter the search depending what you checked. By default all checked. If you want you have some attributes to customize this shortcode: * [sas-input blank="true"] if you want to open in new window each link of the results. It’s false by default. * [sas-input dashicons="dashicons-admin-post"] this is an example to change the icon of each link. * [sas-input headings="#29AAE3"] this is the color by default for headings, but you can put here what you want. * [sas-input checked="#F8931F"] this is the color by default for checked categories to filter the search. * [sas-input unchecked="#ccc"] this is the color by default for unchecked categories to filter the search. * [sas-input not_found="Sorry but there are no results for your search."] put here the text you want to show when there are no results. Also you can change the placeholder of the input field with the content of the shortcode. This is the value by default: * [sas-input]Write here your search...[/sas-input] An example: [sas-input blank="true" dashicons="dashicons-welcome-write-blog" headings="#ccc"]Write here...[/sas-input] Note: Code of dashicons [sas-result] With this one the plugin show the output of the search in real time with the ajax engine. You can see the structure of this in the screenshots. You don’t need put for this shortcode any attribute, but could be you want to add some aditional css for the best integration with your theme. In summary just put [sas-input] where you want the input for the search, and put [sas-result] where you want the results. You will usually put them together, but you can decide how, like use a conditional widget into a sidebar for the first one. Feedback and support I would be happy to receive your feedback to improve this plugin. Please let me know through support forums if you like it and please be sure to leave a review.. Also you can contact me on my personal page Pablo Cianes or even visit Github of Simple Ajax Search where you can find all the development code of this plugin. I hope it is useful for you and look forward to reading your reviews! 😉 Thanks!