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Hello,
I’m wanting to customize the results code a bit via CSS. Is there a reason that there is HTML just floating in the main div with no classes? For instance, my output looks like this:
<div class="search-filter-results" id="search-filter-results-760">
Found 1 Results<br>
Page 1 of 1<br>
<div class="pagination">
There’s not an easy way to target the Found Results or page count text!?! These should be wrapped in a div/span/something with classes so we can style I think?
Is there a way to modify that output HTML?
Sure, you can always create your own results template, which is really the intention when using this method 🙂
Thanks
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