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  • Should be easy but can't figure it out

    Hi all

    I have gone through the user guide/Help/FAQ and not sure still. Maybe I just can't read.

    My first question is how to remove this stuff from the results:

    "Search results for: Sydney

    11 results found.

    2 pages of results."

    Secondly, I want to modify the color of the Title links of the search results. I know this should work by modifying "results_title" but it something isn't happening for me

    (page is at http://www.hummerhires.com.au/zoom.html if that helps)

    Thanks in advance for helping a n00b

  • #2
    See this FAQ about CSS
    http://www.wrensoft.com/zoom/support/css.html

    In particular section titled, "Changing the appearance of links"

    You can remove text using CSS as well. For example,

    .result_pagecount { display: none; }

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    • #3
      Very interesting! Thanks for the response. Will have a go at this right after brekky

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      • #4
        Wow. Pays to read to the bottom of the document sometimes doesn't it.

        If you want to see the engine in action just go to http://www.hummerhires.com.au/test.shtml

        Although the postcode search doesn't work now, it will very soon (currently only capital city searches are working)

        Thanks for the engine and thanks for the help you have provided today;

        Mat.

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        • #5
          Ok. Another question, sorry for all the replies I have put up

          How do I get rid of the "Search for" - doesn't show up in the instructions..?

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          • #6
            You can change any of the text via the ZLANG language files (from the "Languages" panel in the Indexer). See chapter 7.2 of the Users Guide for more information. You can change this text to a blank entry if you want no text to appear.

            Alternatively, you can specify your own search form in HTML as you see fit.
            --Ray
            Wrensoft Web Software
            Sydney, Australia
            Zoom Search Engine

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