I am sorry for bodering you so much today but I noticed another issue. Follow the steps:
1) Open the URL: http://www.symptomdictionary.com/bg/
2) The search results will be listed automatically.
3) Click on any of the results and you will be redirected to the post.
Result: For some reason the results are displayed on this page too which is very strange from my perspective. Can you please advise how to hide this?
It’s because the search is actually on the page, but it’s hidden from it’s container. If I remove the display:none! property from the side element, there it is: http://i.imgur.com/rveR839.png
That’s why the auto populate is triggered.
It’s the element with the id=”secondary” within the content.
This is very strange. Why is the search engine there? I have told to wordpress to display it only on the home page. I have also removed it from the sidebar but as I can see it is still displayed.
Because it’s only hidden via a CSS rule, not on server side in the theme. I guess your current theme works this way. The secondary sidebar and it’s contents are there, it’s only hidden visually.
You should try putting the search shortcode directly to the home page content or something similar.