Our client does not like how search results are displaying. We want a simple list, and instead get masonry blocks lacking images. Seems like there should be an easy way to control this? Same as Blog Layout? I can't for the life of me find a setting for any of this. Please advise.
Thanks for the input. It's unfortunate that this can't be controlled via Theme Options, as that would certainly be best. I installed the child theme and when activated it wrecks all of our fonts, some colors, and many CSS rules. It appears it was drawing CSS from the child/css/custom.css file. Have no idea where that came from, but even when I comment out all those rules, the site is still a mess, with missing navigation, etc. Gonna need some help here, as we can't afford to chase child theme bugs just to modify this one file. Please advise.
Site: cambridgeculinary.com (currently reverted back to TheGem parent theme)
first screenshot is how the site should look, second is when child theme is active
Our client does not like how search results are displaying. We want a simple list, and instead get masonry blocks lacking images. Seems like there should be an easy way to control this? Same as Blog Layout? I can't for the life of me find a setting for any of this. Please advise.
HI!
Sorry, without the code changes it's not possible. In order to change style of this page you need to edit template:
/wp-content/themes/thegem/search.php
You can set there default blog style. Example you can see in the:
/wp-content/themes/thegem/index.php
For the safety updates copy this file to the child theme before the editing.
Please note if you comment on your ticket before we reply, your ticket will be pushed down of the tickets list.
Regards, Oliver
Hi Gregor-
Thanks for the input. It's unfortunate that this can't be controlled via Theme Options, as that would certainly be best. I installed the child theme and when activated it wrecks all of our fonts, some colors, and many CSS rules. It appears it was drawing CSS from the child/css/custom.css file. Have no idea where that came from, but even when I comment out all those rules, the site is still a mess, with missing navigation, etc. Gonna need some help here, as we can't afford to chase child theme bugs just to modify this one file. Please advise.
Site: cambridgeculinary.com (currently reverted back to TheGem parent theme)
first screenshot is how the site should look, second is when child theme is active
Hi !
After you set child theme you just need to resave theme options to apply the styles from the theme options in the custom css file of the child theme.
Please note if you comment on your ticket before we reply, your ticket will be pushed down of the tickets list.
Regards, Oliver