Destination page search bar scoped to that destination

Yes. You can set the search bar on a destination page so that it searches only that destination. This is configured per page using the search bar shortcode, so each destination page can behave independently.

How it works. The search bar sends guests to the page set in its form_action attribute. When that page is a results page pre-filtered to the destination, the guest’s search is scoped to that destination.

To set it up:

1. In the search bar shortcode on the destination page, set the form_action attribute to point at that destination’s own results page. For example: [homerunner-explorer map="0" grid="0" hide_start_over="1" primary_filter_fields="date, guests,additional-filters" form_action="park-city/vacation-rentals/"]
2. On that results page, pre-filter the explorer shortcode to the destination, for example by state, so all listings in that area are included.

When both are in place, a guest who searches from the destination page lands on results scoped to that destination. Other pages keep their own form_action and are unaffected.

Still stuck? Contact the HomeRunner team with your site address and what you tried, and we take it from there.