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Listings
Manager Tutorial: Search Results in Multiple Columns
This tutorial will outline how you can set up Listings
Manager to display it's search results in multiple columns to give you a bit more
organization when people execute a search
Please let us know if you need assistance setting this up on your site.
You can post
to the forum or fill
out a support request, or even give us a call.
We also offer a Priority Consulting service if you would prefer for
us to set this up on your site. To inquire, send us an email
or call 1-800-752-0455.
In this tutorial the template you'll be working with will be /listman/templates/_[industry]/search_results.html. We recommend making a backup copy of this template before making any of the following changes.
For your reference you can download a copy of _search_results.html that
already has this JavaScript, here.
1. Setting the counter
The first thing you'll want to do will be to open up your /listman/templates/_[industry]/_search_results.html
template file. I'd recommend making a backup of this file before you make
any changes.
You'll then want to add this code between the opening and closing <head>
and </head> tags:
2. Setting up the table
You'll want to find template insert tag that looks like this:
And you'll want to replace it with this:
3. Modifying the templatecells
At the beginning of each template cell in this template file you'll want to add the following Javascript:
In the JavaScript, count % 2 == 0 determines how many listings
will be displayed in each row. For example, if you'd like there to be 3 rows
of columns you would change this code in each of the templatecells to look like
this: count % 3 == 0.
To organize your templatecells you'll want to ensure the rest of your content is output within a table cell. For example, the row_image templatecell might look like this:
Setting up multiple columns of search results can help organize your search results page in Listings
Manager and make it easier for visitors to see your listings. We do offer
a Priority Consulting service if you would like us to set this up on your site for you. To inquire, send
us an email
or call 1-800-752-0455.
Did this tutorial make sense? Send
us your feedback, or let us know if you're using something like this
on your installation of Listings Manager and we'll link to it as an example.
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