Invision Community 4: SEO, prepare for v5 and dormant account notifications By Matt Monday at 02:04 PM
WebCMS Posted August 25 Posted August 25 When Quick Search is disabled for Guest users, it does not render the Search input field as expected. However, this might result in making non-savvy guest users thinking that the site does not have a search feature. Instead, display a dummy div similar to the search input that cannot be edited and has a placeholder text and "not-allowed" cursor to indicate its availability to logged-in users only which may encourage guests to sign up. It's not a readonly input that could be manipulated in the inspector to submit. This will also ensure positional integrity. You can see this implemented on our site. Here is the (quick-n-dirty) code that went into the quickSearch template as its {{else}} part at its bottom - we applied our site's color #dae1e8 as its background to blend with the Default theme (you can use lightgray, etc): {{else}}{{// Your comment}} <div id="elSearchWrapper"> <div id='elSearch' style="background-color:#dae1e8;cursor:not-allowed"> <span class="ipsApp input" style="text-align:center;vertical-align:middle;line-height:2.5;font-size:13px;font-style:italic;padding:0px 16px">Login to Search...</span> </div> </div> {{endif}} Please make the above chunk as part of the IC core (with CSS ID selectors for the div and span) so do not have to tweak templates. teraßyte 1
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