AJAX Search Block for WordPress
The fastest AJAX Search block for your WordPress website, enabling you to easily add a live search bar to any WordPress website for quick and efficient content discovery.
Live Ajax Search bar
Crafting the Optimal Search Experience
AJAX Search Query
Define Your Live Search Display
AJAX Search Results
Fine-Tune Your Search Results
AJAX Search Filters
Speed Up Your Content Discovery
AJAX Search Suggestions
Accelerate Search with Keyword Suggestions!
AJAX Search Style
Craft a Unique Search Experience
AJAX Search Block Frequently Asked Questions
The AJAX Search block allows users to search for content on your website instantly without needing to reload the page. As users type their query, search results are dynamically displayed in real-time, enhancing user experience and speeding up content discovery. This feature is particularly useful for large websites with extensive content, allowing visitors to find exactly what they need with minimal effort and delay.
This block is available in the Unlimited Elements Free version.
Go to the Unlimited Elements Blocks Library.
Search for “AJAX Search” in the search bar.
Hover over the block in the search results and click Install.
Add the “AJAX Search” block to any WordPress page.
Yes, the Ajax Search block is free to use! 🎉 However, it also includes extra Pro features that you can unlock by upgrading to Unlimited Elements Pro.
Yes, you can enable search within meta fields using this block. This feature allows users to search for content not just by titles and content, but also by custom fields with meta data that are associated with posts. By enabling this option, you ensure that your search results are more comprehensive, catering to different types of content and user needs on your site.
Yes, you can enable third-party hooks with this search block, although they are disabled by default to ensure error-free functionality. Third-party hooks can be useful for integrations like WPML or other plugins. If needed, you can choose to activate them, allowing your site to work seamlessly with third-party services while maintaining the AJAX search functionality.
Yes, the AJAX Search block can be connected to Ajax Post Filters. Enabling this connection allows users to filter search results dynamically while the search is ongoing. This ensures a smooth, interactive user experience where both search and filtering happen in real time without page reloads, making it easier for visitors to narrow down results according to their preferences.
Yes, you can enable the option for the search results to open in a new window. This setting is useful when you want to ensure that the search results don't replace the current page, allowing users to keep the original page open while exploring search results in a new tab. This helps to improve user navigation and engagement on your site.
Yes, the search button in this block can be hidden if you prefer a more minimalist approach. This option gives you flexibility in customizing the search bar’s appearance. You can choose to display a search icon instead, or allow users to start typing without needing a visible button. This helps to create a clean and sleek design for your website.
This block offers two layout options: row and row reverse. The row layout displays the search bar and button in a standard horizontal arrangement, while the row reverse layout flips this order, with the button appearing before the search field. Both options allow you to style the block in a way that fits your website's design and user interface preferences.
Using the AJAX Search block is straightforward. Drag and drop the block onto your page, configure the search parameters (such as post types and categories), and style the search bar to match your website design. As users type, search results will appear instantly, providing a smooth and interactive search experience.
