Styling Default Select DropDown Fields
The default dropdown select field form element is difficult to style in CSS alone – it needs a bit of jQuery love, here is a guide to add some cleaner styling to change default dropdown sort select fields. Then one with some jQuery magic… Using select2.js So the above select field was transformed by…
Read MoreAdd text block to a Gravity Form visible when sent as email
You may want to show arbitrary text on a Gravity Form that is not shown on the website but is sent on the email along with the other fields. In the Gravity Form add a paragraph field and add in your text in the advanced tab in the default value field – also give it a…
Read MoreStyling WooCommerce Default DropDown Sort Select Fields
The default dropdown select field form element is difficult to style in CSS alone – it needs a bit of jQuery love, here is a guide to add some cleaner styling to the WooCommerces default dropdown sort select field – which you can apply to any select field too. Then one with some jQuery…
Read MoreAdd another Search Form to a No Results Page in Genesis
The ‘no results page’ from a search in Genesis leaves the visitor with not much info to go on, and if the no results page is a full width page with no sidebar which had contained the search widget it would be nice to have the option to quickly search again. Make a Child Theme Search…
Read MoreAdding a Fly Out Search Field Box for Genesis based on TwentyFourteen
How to set up a flyout search box on a Genesis Theme based on the TwentyFourteen theme where clicking on the search icon drops down a search field. This will be based on the Sample theme and will use the the area of the full width menu in the primary location. Live demo here. Icon…
Read MoreChange the Search Field Default Text in Genesis WordPress Theme
You can change the default “Search this Website…” text in the Search bar field in a Genesis WordPress theme by using a filter added to your functions.php file. //Change search form text function themeprefix_search_button_text( $text ) { return ( ‘Search text goes here…’); } add_filter( ‘genesis_search_text’, ‘themeprefix_search_button_text’ ); So in the above code a function is…
Read MoreAdd a Submit Button to the Search Input Field in Genesis Search Widget
By default the Search widget in a Genesis WordPress theme does not have a submit button, just hitting enter on the keyboard will do the trick but what if you deadset want that clickable submit button back. Using the Genesis Sample Theme, this is how the search widget looks like when added in the Header Right and…
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