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  • in reply to: Widget locations desktop vs mobile #10209
    Frederik Leemans
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    Works like a charm!

    Thanks,

    Frederik
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    in reply to: Widget locations desktop vs mobile #10207
    Frederik Leemans
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    Hi Andy,

    Much better, thank you!

    Only strange artefact left is that in Safari, the search button is below the search field, whereas on other browsers, it’s located to the right. Very strange 🙂

    Cheers, Frederik
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    in reply to: Widget locations desktop vs mobile #10200
    Frederik Leemans
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    We could if we can agree on a date/time when you’d be able to take a look? It’s really quite ugly, so I don’t want to keep it online for too long – and I haven’t got a staging site for now.

    Alternatively, here’s a few screenshots of what this CSS produces:

    On Safari:

    On Chrome:

    You can see the page live @ https://www.ruitersportjokari.be/shop

    Let me know if the above seem sufficient, or if you’d still rather set a time slot.

    Thanks,

    Frederik
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    in reply to: Widget locations desktop vs mobile #10188
    Frederik Leemans
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    Thanks for your help!

    I did apply the second css snippet, but the first one doesn’t seem to improve things:

    The ‘Select a category’ text is positioned lower than the actual dropdown itself, both on Chrome & Safari.

    The second css does improve the look of the search, but the rendering is of the search box differs between Chrome & Safari:

    On Safari, it is smaller than the search button. On Chrome, search box and button are the same size, but they don’t match the Category dropdown in size, or vertical alignement.

    Cheers, F
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    in reply to: Widget locations desktop vs mobile #10185
    Frederik Leemans
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    Any tips on how to make the search box & dropdown box the same size/font/etc?
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    in reply to: Widget locations desktop vs mobile #10183
    Frederik Leemans
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    Thank you! Exactly what I was looking for!
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    in reply to: Widget locations desktop vs mobile #10181
    Frederik Leemans
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    I have; and it almost fits the bill: the only problem I have is that there’s an extra line of text added (‘Product filters’) and that it requires clicking a drop-down. Is there any way to avoid that?
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    in reply to: Sale banner integration with Woo Discount Rules #10149
    Frederik Leemans
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    Great, that addresses my problem.

    Thanks!
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    in reply to: Search form in header text color #9931
    Frederik Leemans
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    Yep, that seems to fix the problem.

    Thanks!

    Frederik

    in reply to: Search form in header text color #9925
    Frederik Leemans
    Participant

    Hi Andy,

    Doesn’t seem to resolve the problem…

    I do have another bit of extra CSS in there, but I don’t think it would interfere:

    .entry-header.with-image.full:before,
    .archive-header.with-image.full:before {
    background: transparent;
    }

    Picked that up from this site to keep the original header image colors.

    Thanks,

    Frederik

    in reply to: Search form in header text color #9923
    Frederik Leemans
    Participant

    Sure. Still ‘under construction’, but this is it:

    Thanks,

    Frederik

    in reply to: Azuma Pro Upgrade #9125
    Frederik Leemans
    Participant

    Yup. Works like a charm. Thanks, Andy!

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