.badge Class is Always White, Therefore Can't Be Seen On Search Page
Peter Dowse
Hi Guys,
It seems that every single template has the CSS of
.badge {
color: #fff;
}Which means that on the search page, the number of searches can't be seen as it's inevitibly white text on a white background. Screengrab https://snipboard.io/LQq8pz.jpg
and I have to update this CSS on every template so it displays Screengrab https://snipboard.io/lKCdOa.jpg
Is there any reason for having the .badge class as white as it doesn't make much sense?
Mehtaz Afsana Borsha
Accepted AnswerOK I will inform our DEV team about it so that they will take care of it.
Thanks.
Mehtaz Afsana Borsha
Accepted AnswerHi,
Thanks for contacting us. If you want then you can change the color too. Just give me that specific page link then I will help you to change that color.
-Regards.
Peter Dowse
Accepted AnswerI know how to change it - I add custom CSS to every template.
My question is more concered with why the .badge class is white and if this is an oversight by the Dev team.
I'm not sure if that class is used in other areas of websites, but if it's only used on the search page, it's hiding the number displayed on search pages as it's white text on a white background.