[Resolved] Read More Label in Search Result Page

[Markus]

Hi Tom,

thank you very much. Without your help I’stuck.
🙂

And yes, it helps on the Tag pages, very nice.

But: the Search Result Pages and the Blog Page lost masonry.
🙁

[Markus]

This way it works!!!

//Masonary style on Tag Pages//
add_filter( 'generate_blog_masonry','generate_custom_masonry' ); function generate_custom_masonry() {
    return 'true';
    return $masonry;
}

[Tom]

That will enable masonry everywhere on the site as you’re just returning true no matter what.

You could try something like:

add_filter( 'generate_blog_masonry','generate_custom_masonry' );
function generate_custom_masonry()
{
    if ( is_tag() || is_search() || is_home() || is_archive() )
        return 'true';

    return 'false';
}

[Markus]

You’re right.
I found out already and tried to figure out how to tweak it.
You were faster.

That’s it.
Thank you again.

[Markus]

FYI: in the first time I just copied your solution from my mail client.
Because the Apostroph were encoded to & # 039 ; it crashes the system.
I guess the mail function of your forum replaces the ‘ with an entity.

[Tom]

Ah yes, don’t trust emails when it comes to code – always come to the forum.

Glad you got it working 🙂

[Markus]

Still not resolved….

Now the button with the “Masonry Load More Text” is shown on all single posts and pages.

[Markus]

I guess I have to buy you another coffee when this is resolved.
But, Jesus, 10$ for a coffee in Vancouver Island?
Wonder how you make ends meet.
😉

[Tom]

Can you try the adjusted code above?: https://generatepress.com/forums/topic/read-more-label-in-search-result-page/page/2/#post-212254

Ha! You can adjust that $10 to whatever you like 🙂

It’s expensive here, but luckily not that expensive, yet!

[Markus]

This code is already working fine for all types of result pages.
Only this button should not be on the single posts and pages.

[Tom]

That button should only appear if masonry is set to true.

The code above should only apply masonry those conditionals, which don’t include is_single() or is_page().

Are you sure the function you added where it just said return ‘true’; isn’t still in there?

[Markus]

Shame on me.

Instead of
return ‘false’;

I still had
return $masonry;

Sorry, have a nice weekend!

Done.

[Tom]

You too! 🙂

[Author]

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