I fully customized mine. Mine lays out on the same page. The results just push everything down. That style is not in an iframe. I used firebug to tell me everything I needed to know about what to target.
The previous page discussed how you can use the control panel to customize the look and feel of your search box and search results. This page discusses how you can implement the customization using the context file, which is the XML specification for your search engine.
What you're doing now is basic customization which you can change in the options area. Are you using GSE through adsense or not? I use it through adsense and I have those options.
little question
cant figure out a way how to style google custom search results and how to tweak the .CSS
I saw
http://css-tricks.com/video-screencasts/29-google-search-for-your-site/
read documentation on google webmaster tools
still something missing
how can you change the styling of the final output?
http://code.google.com/intl/cs-CZ/apis/websearch/docs/#StylingSearchResults
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http://code.google.com/intl/cs-CZ/apis/websearch/docs/reference.html#_class_GwebResultCss
@ jamy_za
yes I used iframe
I hosted the search field + extra result page on my web
as mentioned in CSE settings
do you think it is better to use the option whre GOOGLE offers fully customisable layout and CSS ?
@eric
I might use FireBug to determine details
using it every day and this time teh idea just missed me :D
found my solution and it works :)
http://code.google.com/intl/en/apis/customsearch/docs/ui_xml.html
What you're doing now is basic customization which you can change in the options area. Are you using GSE through adsense or not? I use it through adsense and I have those options.
the xml file did it for me quite good and in easy way :]
thanks for help
input.gsc-input {
....
background:url(/path/to_your_bg.gif) no-repeat 0% 0% white !important;
...
}
Bye
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