You are simply missunderstanding me. What I’m trying to say is, if the settings shortcode is used anywhere on the page, that will be the default position for all search bars with the same ID.
If you look at the mobile view, there is the same shortcode rendered with the settings: https://i.imgur.com/Ru2mBkR.png
That is not the same search bar, it’s outputted twice by the theme – one for desktop, one for mobile view.
And because this is rendered before the desktop header, and therefore the settings are placed there as instructed by the shortcode – they can’t be in two separate positions for two separate search bars at the same time when using the settings shortcode.
There is still a chance to do it, without using the settings shortcode. When that shortcode is not used, then all search bars have separate search settings areas below the search bar as default. I replaced the shorcode in the header “html3” block to the normal one. I have also added this custom CSS to trigger a 50/50 layout:
.asp_w_container_1_1 {
display: flex;
align-items: center;
align-content:flex-start;
}That results in this layout: https://i.imgur.com/O4OwPfE.png
Please note that I am more than happy to help with these customizations, but none of these issues is caused by the plugin, it’s due to the implementation, which is not even part of the support process.