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- July 9, 2017 at 8:24 am #13900
Hi Ernest,
You provided me with some terrific css for my site however I’m still having trouble implementing the changes.
I have tried pasting it individually in:
AJAX search pro > theme options > custom CSS
DIVI module > Advanced > custom CSS
DIVI page settings > custom CSSI may have to add the css to the backend settings. When I was having a look through the plugin files I was a bit hesitant to start playing around.
Can you please let me know where to add the CSS?
Many thanks,
AmberJuly 10, 2017 at 11:51 am #13903Hi Amber,
The reason might be, that I believe I tailored those rules for one specific search instance, with the ID of 6, if I recall correctly.
Below I will pase a universal version of them, should be affecting any of the search instances. For the full explanations please refer to this previous topic.Right-left layout, solution 1
.wpdreams_asp_sc.searchsettings { max-width: 10000px !important; } .wpdreams_asp_sc.searchsettings form { justify-content: flex-end !important; }
Right-left layout, solution 2
.wpdreams_asp_sc.searchsettings { float: right !important; }
Safari glow-effect select boxes
.wpdreams_asp_sc.searchsettings form select { -webkit-appearance:none !important; } #page-container div.wpdreams_asp_sc.searchsettings form select, #page-container div.wpdreams_asp_sc.searchsettings form select { border: 1px solid #adadad !important; background: white !important; color: #424242 !important; max-width: 190px; float: right; }
These should work now!
Best,
Ernest Marcinko
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