Search Field without the "Search Button" in the header

I want the search textfield, but not the search button, so that people will use the "Enter" key to execute the search...

How can I achieve this? This is my site: http://www.nokoria.com

Thank you.

quickest way is to add> .button_search {

display: none;
}to the bottom of stylesheet_original.css

umm ... are customers smart enough to hit the enter key? :eek:

BTW...
Your buttons CSS has a comma after .button_next on line 34 that throws an error.

dbltoe:

quickest way is to addto the bottom of stylesheet_original.css

It works...

Thank you for the super fast respond... :D

Ajeh:

umm ... are customers smart enough to hit the enter key? :eek:

Haha, I hope so... :D

The search button is not align with the textfiled, that's why I want to get rid of it... It looks simpler without that...

dbltoe:

BTW...
Your buttons CSS has a comma after .button_next on line 34 that throws an error.

Wow... thank you again for catching that.

gems14k:

Haha, I hope so... :D

The search button is not align with the textfiled, that's why I want to get rid of it... It looks simpler without that...

You can re-position the button using css, although exactly how you do it will depend on whether you are using image buttons or css buttons.

dbltoe:

quickest way is to addto the bottom of stylesheet_original.css

Hi there,

Forgive my confusion, but what and where is stylesheet_original.css?

Cheers for any help!

subb,

Depending on your version of Zen-Cart, you may not have that stylesheet.

You should be using your own template or the override system that would be in includes/templates/YOURTEMPLATE/css.

If you are using the classic template from an older version, it would be in includes/templates/classic/css.

Get a copy of TopStyle Lite and firefox with the web developer's extension to help with stylesheet editing.

thanks for the insight dbltoe, im new to zencart and so had never heard of that particular stylesheet as the current version is my first.

many thanks for the reply

You're welcome,
Take the time to learn the ways to search the forum. It's most helpful to me that I can find something or some help when needed.
A little known item is- look at the end of an interesting post and it will list other threads with similar items. Can be a big help when looking for an answer.

locate \includes\templates\template_default\sideboxes\tpl_search_header.php

locate style="width: 45px"

add (append)

style="vertical-align:bottom"