That allowed the entire word to display, which I appreciate. And that will work if we keep the word “Search” in the button.

I’m wondering, though, how to undo this all together, and replace the word “Search” in the button with the default magnifying glass. My question is, how was this changed in the first place? Would it have been through CSS? Or a change to the function.php file? I don’t know where to look to undo it. Any thoughts?

And thanks for the help!

That cleaner code worked as well. Thanks for everything. We’re done!

I’m in the middle of updating the page, so it’s kind of a mess at the moment.

Start scrolling down and you’ll find a list shortly. The code block is located in #5 (this will make sense when you see it). This entire list is contained within a “Color Section” where the Section Background has been set to “Alternate Content.” The settings for Alternate Content is a blue background with white text. That’s fine for most of the site, however, for this section I want a white background. For text within a Text Block, I just change the text color to a dark gray (#cccccc).

My dilemma is that the text within the Code Block is being formatted white, and the code background is also white/light.

So, in reality, I either need to be able to force the text to be dark, or the background.

My assumption is that this can be resolved with CSS, but I’m not 100% sure.

For clarity: Just passed where I’m having this issue you will see the code working just fine. I am replacing that, so it will be deleted.

Thanks!

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That worked like a charm! Thank you very much.

That worked! Thanks so much for your help!

Thanks for the response. However, that isn’t the result I was looking for. I don’t want to remove the bio altogether. If they have written a bio, I still want it to display. I just don’t want it to say exactly what it currently says if the user hasn’t submitted a bio. Is there a way to change what it says?

The affected area is the mega menu under “Ministries.” I liked the look of the default hierarchy, but I wanted to condense it, so I didn’t have 10 columns across the page. So I styled it using CSS to give it the look I wanted. The problem with this method is that on mobile, the hierarchy is all out of whack. I was able to get around this by using a separate menu on mobile. I have to update this every time I update Enfold, which isn’t a problem. I would use the instructions on the page above to change the necessary code. Since that page is suddenly no longer available, I’m not sure how to do it.

Any ideas?

That worked brilliantly! Thanks for great customer service!