[breezynetworks07]

Hi Ernest,

I see, that makes sense, and I agree with you.

It must be the theme then that is making some sort of interaction with the menu, I was simply saying that we don’t have a menu plugin installed.

Thanks for the code, I will give it a try.

Cheers

P.S: I will also look for a way to isolate that jquery to just the menu subID

[breezynetworks07]

While I do understand that, please also note that I am not using a menu plugin on mobile.

This is stock standard WordPress submenus?

If you say that there is no solution for this, then your documentation/sales page needs to specifically say something like:

“Please note that you cannot use this search with the default mobile submenu on WordPress”.

I am not happy with this as a resolution, and implore you to figure out something for both myself and future customers. This has basically enough for the client to remove this plugin and look elsewhere.

Thanks

[breezynetworks07]

Hi there,

1. Understandable.
2. Thanks for the screenshot.
3. Excellent, I know what you mean and I can easily do this, thank you.
4. Excellent, thank you.

Appreciate the quick response, fantastic support, fantastic plugin!

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