timmy321

Ah excellent stuff, I removed the UK restriction and now it will search for the location so thank you Perry!

I am still curious about my question above however,

Here is another example of what I am trying to achieve:

https://www.aldi.co.uk/store-finder

Just in case my question does not quite make sense 🙂

I eagerly await any advice Ethan,

Many thanks,

Tim

Thank you very much for the reply Perry.

I will try the removing country restriction when I next get on the pc (on mobile currently).

Thank you for the suggestion regarding javascript, I feel writing my own javascript may however be a bit too tricky as I don’t even know what it’s purpose or how to do it yet 🙂

I’m also unsure whether I’ve asked the right question.. So here’s an example of what I’d like to be able to do in terms of function:

https://www.hussle.com/

I would like to just put the postcode into the homepage & it populate some results. Would the answer still be that I need to write my own javascript?

If so, would you know any other options of how to achieve this?

Many thanks Perry

Tim

Also, when putting any location or post code into the search function on

http://findgyms.co.uk/gym-locator/

the message ‘location not found’ pops up regardless of any location that I put in.

I imagine I have done something wrong here too?

Many thanks if anyone can help with this question too,

Tim

Also, on a side note.. how do you find the right selector?

In this case this bit:

.wpforms-container .wpforms-field-label,
.wpforms-container .wpforms-field-sublabel {

I right click and inspect but when copying and pasting what I think should be the right selector, nothing ever seems to change?

And in this case I can’t locate this selector above anywhere?

Many thanks in advance!

Tim

I’m starting to think this might a be a bbpress issue..

Could there be some inline code overriding my css on this page?

I don’t fully understand what I’m looking at when I right click and press ‘inspect’ on the header.. but when I unlick things in the right bottom css part it does appear to have an affect on the header styling. If so, I have no idea how to override it.

This is the css that appears to work for all my other pages:

a, .page-title {
font-family: a-love-of-thunder;
}

.ast-theme-transparent-header .site-title a, .ast-theme-transparent-header .site-title a:focus, .ast-theme-transparent-header .site-title a:hover, .ast-theme-transparent-header .site-title a:visited {
font-family: a-love-of-thunder;
}

.ast-theme-transparent-header .site-header .site-description {
font-family: a-love-of-thunder;
}

.ast-theme-transparent-header .site-title a, .ast-theme-transparent-header .site-title a:focus, .ast-theme-transparent-header .site-title a:hover, .ast-theme-transparent-header .site-title a:visited {
font-weight: normal;
text-shadow: 0px 0px 0px rgba(0,0,0,0.3);
}

.ast-theme-transparent-header .site-header .site-description {
font-weight: normal;
text-shadow: 0px 0px 0px rgba(0,0,0,0.3);
}

fixed

Apologies,

After previewing the page on http://responsiv.eu/er.php

It appears the issue is on the mobile view when turned horizontally (doesn’t look like an issue on tablets)

Cheers,

Tim

Thank you Nagesh, it didn’t work so I’ll head over there.

Tim