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Recipe Search

The Recipe Search Widget is a valuable tool for adding a search feature to any page. You can easily add this widget using the Elementor Page Editor.

Below are the settings you can configure to set up the Recipe Search:

Query #

  • Show All Taxonomy: Enable this toggle to show all the taxonomy.
  • Terms: Choose the terms you want to include in the search function.

Additional #

  • Show Category: Enable this option to display all the categories selected in the Term settings.
  • Button Text: Enter the text you want to display on the “Browse All Recipes” button.
  • Button URL: Provide the URL of the page you want the button to link to.
  • Button Icon: Choose an icon from the Icon Library or upload an SVG file for the button’s arrow icon.

Search Field #

  • Padding: Define the padding around the search field.
  • Margin: Set the margin around the search field.
  • Border Type: Choose the type of border for the search field.
  • Border Width: Specify the border width for the search field.
  • Border Color: Select a color for the search field’s border.
  • Box Shadow: Adjust the box shadow settings for the search field.
  • Background Color: Pick a background color for the search field.
  • Search Icon Color: Select a color for the search icon.

Category #

  • Space Between Items: Adjust the spacing between taxonomy items.
  • Item Padding: Set padding around each item.
  • Margin: Define the margins around the items.
  • Typography: Customize the typography for the taxonomy items.
  • Color: Select the color for category items in both normal and hover states.
  • Background: Choose the background color for category items in normal and hover states.
  • Border Type: Select the border style for the category buttons.
  • Border Width: Specify the border width for the category buttons.
  • Border Color: Choose a color for the category button borders.
  • Border Radius: Adjust the border radius for the taxonomy buttons.

Button #

  • Typography: Customize the typography of the button text.
  • Padding: Adjust the padding inside the button to create space between the button text and its edges.
  • Background Color: Choose the background color of the button for both normal and hover states.
  • Color: Select the text color for the button in both normal and hover states.
  • Border Type: Specify the border style for the button (e.g., solid, dashed, none).
  • Border Radius: Adjust the border-radius to create rounded corners for the button.