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[Resolved] Disable input CSS

This support ticket is created 5 years, 3 months ago. There's a good chance that you are reading advice that it now obsolete.

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Last updated by Beda 5 years, 3 months ago.

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#1308099

Hi I used custom CSS to style checkboxes and radio.
Unfortunately this has meant that the styling for disabled (not available) filter inputs has been lost.

Is it possible to recover this at all?

Many thanks,
Cat

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#1308537

I am not sure what you mean, can you explain what the process was to the issue, and what checkboxes or radio you mean?

If you add code, then you cannot lose code from Toolset core. That code is always there, the only what's possible is that maybe you overwrite it, then you just need to remove your Custom Code.

Toolset checkboxes and radio could be in forms, backend, searches... and styling them, will never remove code from the core (hence, if you remove your code, it'll always fall back to the "default" as provided by Toolset).
All you need to do is remove your own code.

Note that Searches can be produced with a "raw" HTML (means, no styling is added) or with a styled output. If you add your own styles usually it's better to load the searches in Raw HTML.
The output mode can be chosen when inserting or editing any of the Search Filter ShortCodes with the "Add/Edit Filter" Button.

If you can provide me with some steps to the issue, and eventually some screenshots of what you mean, I will eventually understand better what you mean.