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[boyettcamp]

1. The Search Results Page also includes results from PAGES that do not have relevant content relating to the search. How can this be fixed? In the screenshot you will see HOME also listed and other similar searches can list several of my other pages that do not have any relevance to the item/term searched for?

2. From a previous Forum Topic I was able to reduce the size of the Images in the Search Results via Custom Global CSS, but you will note that there is now a colored ‘bar’ in place of a wider image. Is there any way to remove this ugly bar whilst retaining the image in the Search Listings?

Thanking you in advance…

[Thai]

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[boyettcamp]

DO NOT worry about the GRID question. I have removed it and will post the images differently.

I do need to get the TAG links showing the same as the Category links i.e. blue not white – so they show up! 🙂

[Paul R]

Hi,

You can add this under Custom > Edit Global CSS in the Customizer.

body .entry-footer a {
   color:red;
}

Hope that helps.

[boyettcamp]

As I wish to keep with the Church Extended Demo colours, and have the tags at the end of individual posts styled the same as the categories that appear at the BEGINING of posts, RED isn’t an option. Could you please provide me the CSS to style the tags in a #color for both static & hover, so I can mimic the blue colour of the Church Demo. That way the tags can stay blue on the page and go slightly darker on hover (or stay the same blue). Anything along this line would be excellent.

THANK YOU 🙂

[boyettcamp]

This must have been an oversight on Theme.co’s part for the extended Church Demo. After all, what’s the point in tags if you can’t see them? Kinda useless really! Perhaps this aspect could be past ‘upstream’ so that subsequent Demo content users [Church] can avoid messing about with CSS.

Invisible tag links are of no use to anyone etc…

[Rad]

Hi there,

Sure, please change it to this

body .entry-footer a {
   color: #6190a2 !important;
} 
body .entry-footer a:hover {
color: #434f5b !important;
}

And that color issue is not because of the Theme or Church Demo. You have existing custom CSS that affect it, especially this one

footer a {
  color: #fff;
}

That basically targets all the footer globally and it affects article footer where the tags are. You have to be specific to which element you should apply it, example, if it’s supposed to be applied to layout footer then it should be like this:

footer.x-colophon a {
  color: #fff;
}

Thanks.

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