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  Public Ticket #1332031
Widgets
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  • Michelle started the conversation

    Is there a way to easily identify which heading style a widget is displaying? For example, Elated Numbered List - what heading is the number?

    I also need to edit/control the text displayed in widgets. For example, Elated Listing Feature List. Can I control what is displayed here? Where/how do I do that?

  •  1,845
    Elated replied

    Hi there,

    1. If element doesn't have option for choosing heading, then you can easily find heading which is being used by inspecting element on a page with Google Chrome developers tools https://www.screencast.com/t/K9j4rgQxuFuK . You can watch some helpful guide on YouTube like this one 

    2. Featured listings can be displayed with Featured listing element so edit listing and set it to be featured https://www.screencast.com/t/qDWW8nA7Vv

    Best Regards!


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  • Michelle replied

    Thanks for that. I'm trying to change the text on the 'Search Places' button (Listing Search widget) to 'Search Directory'. I followed your advice below and watched some guides on google chrome dev tools (and learnt alot!) but can't figure out where to add the CSS to change the button text. Customize / Additional CSS isn't working but maybe I added the code in wrong? Could you please check below...it says 'markup is not allowed in CSS'.

    /*
    .site-logo {
      max-height: 100px;
    }

    <button type="submit" class="eltd-btn eltd-btn-large eltd-btn-solid eltd-btn-custom-border-hover eltd-btn-custom-hover-color eltd-btn-icon" data-hover-color="#fff" data-hover-border-color="#fff" style="color: rgb(255, 255, 255); border-color: rgb(7, 216, 196);">    <span class="eltd-btn-text">Search Directory</span>    <span aria-hidden="true" class="eltd-icon-font-elegant arrow_carrot-right "></span></button>

    Click the help icon above to learn more.
    */

  •  1,845
    Elated replied

    Hello,

    You should add all custom css in Elated Options >> General >> Custom CSS field.


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