[peterlaz]

Worked like a charm.
Thank you very much for your assistance.
Much appreciated.

[peterlaz]

Yes, I overlooked that.
Thanks for the pointer.

[peterlaz]

I tried the code as suggested in http://my.studiopress.com/snippets/post-excerpts/
but it is not working!

add_filter( 'get_the_content_more_link', 'sp_read_more_link' );
function sp_read_more_link() {
return '... [Continue Reading]';
}

[peterlaz]

Thanks.

You may close the thread now.

[peterlaz]

OK. I got that figured out.

Thanks for your assistance.

You may close thread.

[peterlaz]

I am able to reduce the width of the search form. But how do I reduce the height?

Thanks

[peterlaz]

My url is http://stpatrickkk.com

 

[peterlaz]

Thanks for your assistance.

I got it fixed.

You may close the thread .

 

[peterlaz]

I have adjusted all the relevant margins and padding but I am unable to move up the button so that it is sited in the middle.

How can I move it up?

Thanks

[peterlaz]

I added the following in the topnav.php

<?php get_search_form(); ?>

and now I can get the search button.

What setting should I change  in style.css file to position it neatly on topnav?

Thanks

http://stpatrickkk.com

 

[peterlaz]

Anyone can assist me on this?

Much appreciated.

[peterlaz]

Thank you for your suggestion.

Unfortunately it does not apply to my situation.

You see I have a manually created a top navigation menu (topnav) the plugin only work for the primary navigation menu.

The search button as you see on my site now is located on the primary menu.

The "enable extra" does not apply to the topnav.

I hope you have understood the situation.

Once again thank you for your assistance.

 

[peterlaz]

I tried the plugin, but it is not much of a use.

I want the search button on the topnav, but plugin shows how to add in the primary navigation.

Is there any code that I can add in the topnav that will create the search button?

Thanks

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