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Thanks Zed! That did it.

Johanna

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I figured out how to change the fontsize of the word “Search” by adding this to the css of the Tempera Settings under Miscellaneous:

.searchform input[type="search"]  {/* This keeps the search inputs in line This is the Sidebar Search*/
	display: block;
	float: left;
	padding: 0 30px 0 10px;
	height: 50px;
	width: 100%;
	border-radius: 4px;
	font-size: 18px;
}

But I still rather would remove the word “Search” entirely.

Johanna

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Andrew it is always better to start your own thread.
But go to the Tempera Settings/ Graphic Settings/ SEARCH BAR LOCATIONS.
There you can change the default settings for the search bar.

Johanna

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Thanks Zed. Yes I understand that now.

Johanna

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Thanks a lot.
And do you have any comment on the Object caching of the theme? Is that something that will be included in the future?

Johanna

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Hi Support,
Can somebody please answer me?

Johanna

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Hi Support,
Is it possible to get an answer please?

Johanna

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To avoid running into any problems maybe you can give me the name of the theme settings group? Then I can exclude that from the cache in Redis.
https://wordpress.org/support/topic/non-persistent-cache-groups-w3total-cache/#post-9031068
Thanks.

Johanna

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I investigated this a bit more.
Till Krüss, from the Redis Object Cache plugin, writes this about not be able to save theme settings:
“It’s 100% up to plugin and theme authors to support WordPress’ object caching functionality. If you’re running into issues it’s best to speak directly with them.
However if they don’t resolve the issue you can always add the cache group they are using to the non-persistent cache groups.”
https://wordpress.org/support/topic/theme-options-wont-save-2/
So I think it is something that should be changed in your theme.
It is alright for now on my site, but I probably will ran into problems again when the cache builds up.

Johanna

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I figured this out. Turned out that the Redis Object Cache interferes. When I fluch that cache I can edit the settings again.

Johanna

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Thanks. But I have no clue where to look for that error and I am not going to disable all plugins to find the one.
For now I leave it. Since I can do it through the themes option.

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I am using a child theme. And when I use the Tempera Settings under Appearance it isn’t working.
But when I go to Themes, my child theme and then click on the customize button I go to the Tempera Settings of my child theme and there I can change the text settings etc.
I also found out, that I have to add or remove widgets in this way.
A bit weird, but it works.
So it is solved now.

Johanna

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It is solved. Turned out to be a lightbox setting in Nextgen.

Johanna

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