One of the things you always want to provide visitors to your website is a good search tool. The default search tool that comes standard with WordPress is adequate. However, if your website covers a topic, or area of topics, or you have a Google AdSense account, you can take advantage of Google's Custom Search Tool. (more…)
Would you know a way to fix this and or what the problem could be
griffin6311
Thanks,
1. You created a http://your_domain_name/search/ but inserted “Google Search result code” in it. Shouldn’t this be “Search boc code”?
The search box code you copy from Google is pasted into a sidebar widget. And as for the ID I believe you are correct. I don't see a way for it to be used. 🙂
Happy New Year!
Happy New Year!
I have figured out the css iframe css issue as well.
thanks a bunch!
H
I need to adjust the iframe as it is overflowing over the side bar. Would assist me with that?
tahnks
H
Can you email me a screen shot?
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for the input box.
Great info (as always!).
Is there an easy way to adapt this code to work with the Custom Search Element feature (to display results in an overlay)?
Thanks,
Josh
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