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In reply to: Custom search

#33669

Will do, thanks again.

In reply to: Custom search

#33667

I’m assigning categories to pages anyway in the interests of getting specific pages on the homepage slider (no doubt you’ll tell me that can be done another way!). So what I’m saying is hopefully the search should pull up what people are after anyway, without searching the categories.

In reply to: Different colours for widgets on different pages

#33640

Very true. That might be worth a shot. Nice to see we were on the right lines though!

Love the theme btw!

In reply to: Custom search

#33665

Think I have it, actually:

.post-meta p, .post-meta ul, .post-meta li {

display: none;

}

In reply to: Custom search

#33664

Thanks, Prasanna. Worked a treat.

What would I need to add to remove the category from the search result too?

Cheers

Dikkie

In reply to: Different colours for widgets on different pages

#33638

Got it…

Quite simple really, used this:

<style>

.sidebar h3 {

background: rgb(183, 26, 139) !important;

border-color: rgb(183, 26, 139) !important;

}

</style>

Over-rides everything.

Thanks for your help – love the plugin.

Cheers

Dikkie

In reply to: Different colours for widgets on different pages

#33637

Hi Gary

Thanks for your long and concise answer. That’s brilliant. I guessed (and hoped) that there would be an option/plugin for doing that but it’s knowing how. I think I was expecting there to be some hack in the php or an action hook.

However, after installing the plugin and entering this code in the header:

<style>

.sidebar h3 {

background: rgb(183, 26, 139);

border-color: rgb(183, 26, 139);

}

</style>

on this page http://c4780711.myzen.co.uk/home/apprenticeships/, it still doesn’t over-ride the inline CSS. Any ideas where I’ve gone wrong?

Dikkie