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Problem: I would like to draw a border around custom search filters, but the border does not extend around all the filters.
Solution: Apply CSS clearing to any floats if you want to include them in a border.
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Assisted by: Christian Cox.
Hello,
It seems there are some issues with the site as it is redirecting to the following. See Screenshot
So i'm not able to see the site at all.
Thanks,
Shane
Hi, Shane is unavailable this week so I'm checking on his outstanding tickets. I hope that's okay with you. I was able to see the custom search filters when testing in Safari, and I can see the issue. The problem is that some of the search filters are included in divs that are set to "float:left;" using CSS, as you can see in the screenshots here. Since these elements are floated, the parent element, #suche-rahmen, does not wrap around those floated elements. The solution could be to remove the float:left from those child elements #suchhaelfte1 and #suchhaelfte2, but I'm not sure how that would change the design of your site. That might not be appropriate. If you cannot remove the floats, you could add another div element below the two floated child divs with CSS like "float:clear;" to force the border of the parent element to extend around those floated elements. So the solution depends on what you want to accomplish with floating the two child elements, I can't say based on the information I have available.
