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At Least 1 Search Result Condition in Bricks

This Pro tutorial shows how the new Element Conditions API added in Bricks builder v1.8.4 can be used to register a custom condition that enables us to render elements in the search results template depending on whether there is at least one search result or not.

Applying the condition on a Section that has a query loop for showing a grid of (matching) posts:

Applying the condition on a Section that should be output only when there are no search results:

Add the following in child theme's functions.php or a code snippets plugin:

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