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For sure!

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That seems to have done the trick! Thanks a lot!

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Hi! Awesome! It seems to be working, although it now affects all search bars. Is there a way to make it apply only to the search bar with the shortcode “[wd_asp id=2]” or something like that? I tried doing it with the ID of the search bar in a function but couldn’t get it to work. Any help is appreciated!

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Hi! No worries. It seems it added “2_1” to the “sok-installningar-” class name, which is fine. I just changed the class name of the popup to “sok-installningar-2_1,” so now it works! Thank you very much for the support!

There seems to be one problem now that I didn’t think of. Now when I press the settings button, it opens the popup as intended. However, once I open it again, it hides the settings, as the settings button usually does. Is there a way to prevent this?

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Hello,

Thank you for the information! I attempted to implement the changes by following the knowledge base page you provided. I created a file at:
/wp-content/themes/Avada/asp/filters/buttons/asp-button-filter.php

I added the following code:

php
<?php foreach ($filter->get() as $button): ?>
    <div class="<?php echo $button->container_class; ?>">
        <button class="<?php echo $button->button_class; ?> sok-installningar-1"><?php echo esc_html($button->label); ?></button>
    </div>
<?php endforeach; ?>

Unfortunately, it doesn’t seem to be working. I suspect I might be doing something wrong. If you could assist me in identifying the issue, I would greatly appreciate it.

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