google custom search site specific search in V1 code - google-custom-search

Can someone help me with how to implement a site specific search in google custom search version 1 code? Ex. search only
http://www.example.net/somesite/somesubsite/
For version 2 code, I can use the as_sitesearch parameter. But I need more control over the style of the search form, so I must use V1. I'm unclear how to implement this with V1.
Also, I cannot find documentation on the scripting that's incorporated into v1, if someone knows where that might be hiding, I would appreciate it. I have scoured https://developers.google.com/custom-search/docs/ and I must be overlooking it.

Take a look at the Google custom search V1 data rendering docs, located here https://developers.google.com/custom-search/docs/js/rendering

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i already asked to help center but no answer yet.
i only need results.
please if you know, help me.
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https://developers.google.com/custom-search/v1/overview

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However, in Google Maps API Version 3, there isn't a "enableGoogleBar" option anymore. The good news is that the new "Places" service looks to be the replacement.
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I'm getting into this myself soon. I'll keep you updated with progress I make. If you don't beat me to it first.