Adriano
The class search-top belongs to my header-sidebar where I would like to have these search options. (see screenshot-A)
I have created a new DIV that includes all search boxes and used the following:
.wptypes_middle .parasearch { display:none; }
Now I do have the search in the header-sidebare and I do have the pagination without the double search – see screenshot-B
The question I have left is the following. I have used the demo view_base_real_estate. In the template Page Sidebar you will find this:
<div class="idoc-page-sidebar"> <div class="search-top"> <aside class="header_sidebar"> <section class="widget widget_wp_views_filter"> [wpv-form-view name="Tickets Search" target_id="2971"] </section> </aside> </div> <div class="wptypes_middle two_colomn"> <h1>[wpv-post-title]</h1> [wpv-post-body view_template="None"] </div><!-- .wptypes_middle --> <aside class="second_sidebar"> [wpv-view name="Widget - Sponsored Property"] [wpv-view name="Widget - Largest Properties"] </aside> </div>
To my understanding you can not have a class name with a space. So, what is the logic of "<div class="wptypes_middle two_colomn">"?
I have now used the wptypes_middle and it is working, but I would like to understand what the logic is of "two_column"