Search Block Elements
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Search Block Elements
Relevant CSS Selectors
| CSS Selector(s) | HTML Element | Picture of Element (the blue area highlights the element; the green area highlights the element's padding; the orange area highlights the element's margin) |
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| .sqs-block-search | The search blocks container. |
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| .sqs-search-ui-button-wrapper | The search input wrapper. This element has a class name that correpsonds to the color theme being used. |
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| .sqs-search-ui-button-wrapper.color-dark | The "Dark" search input wrapper. |
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| .sqs-search-ui-button-wrapper.color-light | The "Light" search input wrapper. |
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| .sqs-block-search .search-input | The search input field. |
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HTML Structure Explanation
The HTML structure of the search block elements.
The HTML structure of the search block elements.
Unique Search Blocks Using the Block ID
Relevant CSS Selectors
| CSS Selector(s) | HTML Element | Picture of Element (the blue area highlights the element; the green area highlights the element's padding; the orange area highlights the element's margin) |
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| #block-yui_3_17_2_1_1698185483093_9220 | Targets a unique Squarespace element using its unique ID attribute. The selector in the left column is just the general form of the block ID, but the characters that come after "#block-" will be different for each element. |
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HTML Structure Explanation
Every Squarespace block element, such as the Search Block, will have a class name of “.sqs-block”. This element will additionally have an ID attribute that begins with “block-” and ends with a random string of characters as pictured below.
An Search block element with a class name of “sqs-block” and an id attribute.