• Resolved massy74

    (@massy74)


    Hi

    I would like to put the search box (either the default one or by plugin) in a particular position. Would anyone be so kind as to advice about how I can do that?

    Thank you
    M

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  • Thread Starter massy74

    (@massy74)

    Sorry but the code I have put above is the search box itself. There is nothing else in the code. That code is to create the search box I guess.

    You are in the wrong forum – click that link above and post in the theme’s own forum, please.

    Thread Starter massy74

    (@massy74)

    I don’t understand – I completely modified the theme and now it is another theme. Why should the author answer? My question is the basic of php development and nothing to do with theme. Also why should author give me support if they are interested in selling the pro version? I would not be interested in buying the pro version as it does not meet my requirements.

    This is a theme-specific question and it’s not just about you. Volunteers here answer theme forums and it helps keep the forums organized and other people to make use of previous answers.

    Perhaps you need to read this:

    https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Forum_Welcome#Where_To_Post

    Thread Starter massy74

    (@massy74)

    In which theme forum should I post it? It is not analytical anymore as I have changed it completely.

    Thread Starter massy74

    (@massy74)

    Ok – I give up. I kept saying that it is NOT analytical any more.

    Okay, I have been itching to give my two cents as I know the frustrations and time it takes figuring this one out if you are using a custom built template – like the one I am using.

    I wanted to position the Search bar bottom right position in the Header section, so:

    First thing: go to Widget area and drag the Search widget into the Header section – you will see it appear on the top left on the actuall website, then

    Go to CSS. style sheet and do a search (CTRL + F) and type in the actual word ‘Search’, you will then be taken to the section where your custom template has put the search criteria, then

    Find the section where it has something like this:

    form.art-search (This is my custom template default coding)
    {
    background-image: none;
    border: 0;
    display:block;
    position:relative;
    top:90px;
    padding:0;
    margin:5px;
    left:1180px;
    line-height: 0;
    }
    Okay, as above, depending on the width of template, play around with the ‘left’ criteria and the ‘top’ criteria as I have done above. Remember, key here is put a ‘px;’ infront of your numbers. Play around with the numbers until you get your desired location. This worked like a charm for me as all templates are different from the next. Good luck

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