Omit core.min.css and use own CSS for hidden class?

Hi!
I have a dropdown and a text filter and it works fine. But the core.min.css renders my text input quite unfortunately.

When I omit the core.min.css almost everything is fine, but

1. the "No results" DIV is always visible
2. and if nothing matches the filter the .list-items won't be hidden

Do I have to just include some classes in my own CSS file or can I set a config for my own class (of the CSS framework perhaps)

Look at the core.min.css file to see which classes control the visibility of the 'No results' DIV and .list-items. The issue is about overriding or replacing those styles. Check if there's a configuration option for custom CSS classes in the jplist documentation or source code. Test by adding the necessary CSS rules to your own stylesheet to hide elements when filtering yields no matches.

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