[login_form]

You can use Listeo Editor to edit fields in registration form

  1. [listeo_login_form] – displays both login and register in a tabs
  2. [listeo_login] – only login form
  3. [listeo_registration] – only register forms

[listings]

It’s better and easier to use Elementor instead [listings] shortcode – there is a listings elementor block with all filters needed which allows you to display listings without need of shortcode

[listeo_search_form]

Listeo features drag and drop forms editor. You can easily add new, rename or re-arrange fields. Go to Listeo Editor → Search Forms and choose search form which you would like to customize.

The [listeo_search_form] shortcode is used to display a search form on a page. This form allows users to search through listings. Here’s a brief documentation for how to use this shortcode based on the output_search_form function:

The [listeo_search_form] shortcode accepts several attributes:

  1. source: Determines the source of the search form. Can be ‘sidebar’, ‘home’, or ‘split’. Default is ‘sidebar’. You can define custom sources by creating new forms in Listeo Editor → Search Forms
  2. wrap_with_form: If set to ‘yes’, the search form is wrapped with a <form> tag. Default is ‘yes’.
  3. custom_class: A custom CSS class to add to the search form. Default is empty.
  4. action: The action attribute for the form. Default is empty.
  5. more_trigger: If set to ‘yes’, a button for additional features is displayed. Default is ‘yes’.
  6. more_text_open: The text for the ‘open’ state of the additional features button. Default is ‘Additional Features’.
  7. more_text_close: The text for the ‘close’ state of the additional features button. Default is ‘Additional Features’.
  8. more_custom_class: A custom CSS class to add to the additional features button. Default is ‘margin-bottom-10 margin-top-30’.
  9. more_trigger_style: The style of the additional features button. Default is ‘relative’.
  10. ajax_browsing: If set to ‘on’, enables AJAX browsing for the search form. Default is the value of ‘listeo_ajax_browsing’ option.
  11. dynamic_filters: If set to ‘on’, enables dynamic filters for the search form. Default is ‘off’ if ‘listeo_dynamic_features’ option is not set to ‘on’.
  12. dynamic_taxonomies: If set to ‘on’, enables dynamic taxonomies for the search form. Default is ‘off’ if ‘listeo_dynamic_taxonomies’ option is not set to ‘on’.

Here’s an example of how to use the shortcode with some of these attributes: