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Sorry, I thought the image uploaded.
Here’s a much smaller version.
CSS I tried was from…\geodirectory\geodirectory-assets\css\gd_core_frontend.css
The actual CSS was something like this…but not sure how to manipulate it.
.geodir-loc-bar .clearfix.geodir-loc-bar-in .geodir-search{display:-webkit-flex;display:flex;-webkit-flex-wrap:wrap;flex-wrap:wrap;width:40%!important;
/* margin:0 auto */
}Any ideas?
Thanks!
This reply has been marked as private.Yes! I do see that. Interesting.
I now see the Upgrade listing on the View Place page…was looking on the Edit Place page sidebar.
My confusion is the plethora of add/edit pages in GeoDirectory…backend, frontend, different CSS. Many different options.
I now see precisely where you’re talking about. Thank you!
Very much appreciate your kindness in checking into this for me. I was very frustrated.
You are an epic trouble-shooter!
I will be back at it tomorrow. Thanks for your help. I have hope!
Have a good weekend!
This reply has been marked as private.This reply has been marked as private.Guust, I only deleted and copied over the files themselves because I was having problems. I did try deactivating them…but sometimes if you delete plugins, you lose settings. Think this is standard behavior.
Copying the files over again, when logged out of the site, works fine with WordPress in general. I was unaware that this plugin/these plugins worked differently?
I will resave all my custom fields and price packages.
Apparently you’re saying if I edit a listing from back end — Edit Listing — the price package doesn’t properly change fields?
Please let me know if this is accurate.
Right now, I’m resaving fields as I mentioned earlier!
This reply has been marked as private.The Home page is what I’m questioning.
iPad picture attached — you’ll see the Search For box is rather stunted.
While on my Ipad, I went to site below and got the resolution.
https://www.whatismyscreenresolution.com/YOU ARE USING
768 x 1024I’d like to find out how to change the 3 boxes to stacked when I hit that resolution.
Is it possible? Think would be more usable.
Thanks for your counsel!
Kor, I know what you’re saying…on truly small mobile screens, the 3 searchers ARE stacked.
But for a desktop — say, a Dell Laptop — it isn’t really mobile and doesn’t “hop” into stacked mode.Perhaps looking at feptc.org on Responsinator.com will give you more the idea of what I mean.
I’m not certain what precise width has most problem, but what happens is that Search For has a puny length!
Frequently, the Categories and Search for share the top line and there’s a Loooong “Near” input box.
I know Responsiveness (Responsivity? What IS that word?) is a bear, but if I have potential for “causing” stacked lines via CSS, I can use media queries to accomplish it.
Is it possible I could force the 3 search fields into mobile width at a higher resolution?
Could I use CSS — is that what the mobile response is affected by?
Let me know what you think, please.
And…just one more addendum…guess the two I couldn’t “find” just needed more specificity.
Here are “Change Location” and “My Account” hover on mobile menu:
/*Works for Change Location Mobile Menu Hover*/
li#mm-menu-item-gd-location-switcher.menu-item:hover{color:blue!important;}
/*Works for My Account Mobile Menu Hover*/
li.sd-my-account.menu-item:hover{color:blueviolet!important;}Thanks, Alex…good idea!
In case someone checks out this message for css, am just adding to my Mobile CSS above.
Here’s the mobile “hamburger” menu icon coloration.
/*Mobile Hamburger*/
div.dt-nav-toggle.dt-mobile-nav-button-wrap a i.fa.fa-bars{color:aqua!important;}May be useful to someone.
Thanks again for your pointer.
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