---
title: Multiple explorer shortcodes on one page
description: If you place several explorer shortcodes on one page, each one can show its own search bar, results grid, and map. You can turn each of these parts off…
url: "https://homerunner.io/docs/can-i-show-multiple-explorer-shortcodes-on-one-page-without-duplicate-search-bar/"
updated: "2026-10-26"
category: Booking engine and checkout
---

# Multiple explorer shortcodes on one page

If you place several explorer shortcodes on one page, each one can show its own search bar, results grid, and map. You can turn each of these parts off independently, so the page shows a single search bar and no duplicate maps.

**Attributes.** `filter=0` hides the search bar, `map=0` hides the map, and `grid=0` hides the results grid.

**Setting up the page.**

1. Add one explorer instance with `map=0 grid=0` to act as the search bar.
2. Below it, add as many results-only instances as you need with `filter=0 map=0`.
3. Scope each results-only instance with its own `tag`, `group`, `city`, or `location` attribute.

**How search works across sections.** All instances on the page read the same search parameters from the URL, so a search updates every section together.

Still stuck? [Contact the HomeRunner team](https://homerunner.io/contact/) with your site address and what you tried, and we take it from there.