Creating standalone search results pages with the element
March 16th, 2010 | Published in Google Custom Search
With the launch of Custom Search themes, you have the ability to select from among a set of result styles, as well as decide on the layout for the search box and search results. Specifically, we offer commonly-used layouts: full-width (search box and search results together), 2-column (search box and search results in separate areas of the webpage), and compact (perfect for search widgets on a page, as well as for mobile search results). These layouts all provide an in-line search experience so that users don’t need to leave the page they are currently on.
Some webmasters, however, prefer to have the search results show up on a different page from the search box, so we wanted to let you know how to do this. We have a detailed post on the AJAX API blog with specific instructions.
As always, let us know if you have other questions we can answer.
Some webmasters, however, prefer to have the search results show up on a different page from the search box, so we wanted to let you know how to do this. We have a detailed post on the AJAX API blog with specific instructions.As always, let us know if you have other questions we can answer.