Ehren

Hello,
This code is working fine for me:
@import url('https://fonts.googleapis.com/css2?family=Creepster&display=swap'); body { font-family: Creepster, cursive; }  

If you're trying to use it on a 3rd party theme, post your URL here and I'll take a closer look for you 🙂

@EpicScript.io it's best if you visit this page
IPS4 Providers - Invision Community
and I recommend contacting @TAMANor @ehren. best themes, great designs, and well developed.

Thanks Afrodude - I'll keep this in mind for a future update! 🙂

Hi shahed,
Thanks for the suggestion.
This has also been on my mind for quite a while and is on my todo list for a future update. 🙂

Hi shahed,
Thanks for the suggestion.
This has also been on my mind for quite a while and is on my todo list for a future update. 🙂

Thanks Afrodude - I'll keep this in mind for a future update! 🙂

@Ehren there is a responsivity issue on Pages records list whenever you enable all these options 
 

 
If you disable 

From group settings everything is fine, but whenever you enable it, it will look like what you are seeing in above screenshots. 

Hi shahed,
Thanks for the suggestion.
This has also been on my mind for quite a while and is on my todo list for a future update. 🙂

Hi shahed,
Thanks for the suggestion.
This has also been on my mind for quite a while and is on my todo list for a future update. 🙂

This is EXACTLY what makes it the right solution. This file was specifically created for this purpose. It even says so when you open the file. 
/** * This file is for your custom CSS. * This file is not modified or overwritten during upgrades */ This describes the purpose and why changes should only be made there.
You have no argument against that, because there is none. You are essentially just in denial. You are saying “if I was allowed to do it the wrong way in the past, you better let me keep doing it the wrong way”. And ironically, this practise is NOT an argument to revert the change, but instead an argument to make sure that this practise is indeed being stopped. 

It was always wrong though. You would change a core file and so every future update of that file would cause an unnecessary conflict. Adding an override in the custom.css was always the right solution. So, the change just prevents you from doing it the wrong way. 

Thanks @SeNioR-, I'll keep this in mind for a future update! 🙂 

Hi. It is not a bug, but in my language, with some phrases the tooltip is too wide and it does not look good. @Ehren

A little tweak would be handy:
.ipsTooltip { max-width: 300px; white-space: pre-wrap!important; } After:

End of an era ❤️

I updated the subscription text and removed that silly table.  Looks much better now, thank you again.

Take care,
 ..Al

Thank you, Ehren, I just copied that text from the previous product page, and it didn't even dawn on me that there was a fixed-width table (and of course there is, looking at it).  I apologize for my earlier comment.
 ..Al

Hey Al,
This is happening because you've added a table to your descriptions, which have fixed widths of 600px. If possible, I'd suggest removing the table from your description, and using plain text or a list instead.
The image area at the top is designed to use a cover photo rather than a logo. I've fixed this on your site, but for anyone else with this issue, this code will stop the image from cropping oddly:
.cSubscriptionsHeader{ background-size: contain; background-color: transparent; background-position: 0 50%; }  

Hi @Demonland31
There's no built in setting to control this but if you have access to the HTML of the page, add the following to the top of your existing code. If you used the page builder instead, you'll need to create a JS file and assign it to the page via the page settings.
<script> // Change default search filter document.querySelector(".cSearchFilter__menu [value='all']").checked = true; document.querySelector('.cSearchFilter__text').innerText = document.querySelector('.cSearchFilter__menu input:checked + .cSearchFilter__menuText').innerHTML; </script>  

Thank you so much @Ehren. You've been most helpful.

Hi @Demonland31
There's no built in setting to control this but if you have access to the HTML of the page, add the following to the top of your existing code. If you used the page builder instead, you'll need to create a JS file and assign it to the page via the page settings.
<script> // Change default search filter document.querySelector(".cSearchFilter__menu [value='all']").checked = true; document.querySelector('.cSearchFilter__text').innerText = document.querySelector('.cSearchFilter__menu input:checked + .cSearchFilter__menuText').innerHTML; </script>  

You can add the code to the bottom of your globalTemplate theme file (or to the Footer HTML area if you're using "Simple Theme Editing").

Appreciate that @Ehren. That worked too and was very helpful.
Is there any way so to make it so that all quick searches throughout the forum default to Everywhere?
Personally I find it easier and more helpful to have Everywhere and then either the drop down can narrow down or once the search results come through you narrow your parameters.

Hi @Demonland31
There's no built in setting to control this but if you have access to the HTML of the page, add the following to the top of your existing code. If you used the page builder instead, you'll need to create a JS file and assign it to the page via the page settings.
<script> // Change default search filter document.querySelector(".cSearchFilter__menu [value='all']").checked = true; document.querySelector('.cSearchFilter__text').innerText = document.querySelector('.cSearchFilter__menu input:checked + .cSearchFilter__menuText').innerHTML; </script>  

If you don't want to use the plugin, you can create the JS file at: /admin/?app=cms&module=pages&controller=templates
Click the JS tab and create your new file. Paste in the code from my earlier post, but remove the first and last lines (the script tags) since they're not required.
Next, visit your Page list at /admin/?app=cms&module=pages&controller=pages and click Edit next to your page. Under the Page Includes tab, select the JS file which you just created. 🙂

Thanks guys - the width of the search menu has been increased here. I have a few slight improvements I'd like to make which I'll discuss with the rest of the team shortly.