How do I change the title and link colors of a Google Custom Search Element? -

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Take a look at this page and search for "photos" on both:

Top search engine refreshes the page and displays results with orange link titles and blue links. The bottom search engine shows tabbed results with blue link titles and blue links.

I found an answer on Google Forum; However, I'm not naive with AJAX, so I do not know what to answer this. I've read about various Google documents about custom search engines and web elements, but I still can not understand it.

I've tried whatever ...

  • A class was added to the class (class = "gsc-result gsc-webResult") and the same on the page Adding CSS (# GSC-results GSC-WebRashult) to see if it works, but it does not work.
  • To see if I can make changes, see the reference XML file. This only affects the top search box.

What can you do to help

  • Explain what I'm doing wrong
  • Where should I look, Give it a description
  • Show me the sample of code that shows the actual color changes and where it can be found

I really appreciate you ! Thanks!

here is the suggestion I give to

  1. Visit this link and
  2. Create your custom search box
  3. Appear as your wish
  4. Copy the code after customizing
  5. In your blog Paste or website where you want the search box to appear

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