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Ok I got it to work properly now. I targeted the ID instead of the class.
Thank you very much for your great support.
I’ll give you a 5 starSorry but it doesn’t work ether… I have the same rendering.
The CSS rules you are provinding doesn’t affect the rendering of the compact search box under 768px after refreshing the browser.
As you can see in the screenshot, there are three sections corresponding to three headers. In mobile resolution, the first two (blue and green) are hidden. They both contain the classic search box.
In orange, the header is displayed in the browser with the compact search box. As you can see, the rendering doesn’t match what it should be.
And if I set the compact search box enabled for all devices, I have both the classic and compact displayed.
Any idea?I’m sorry but it doesn’t change anything, I still have the same problem.
Do you mind if I give you an access to the back office so you can check it?Even when I refresh several times the browser (tested on safari, firefox, chrome), I still have something weird (see screenshot)
One last question
I have 3 different headers with responsive rules (show/hide). One for desktop, one for tablet and one for mobile.
Both desktop and tablet headers have the same search element [wpdreams_ajaxsearchpro id=1]
The mobile header have a different search element [wpdreams_ajaxsearchpro id=2] (a compact version)On a desktop web browser, when I resize my window to be 768px large and under, the search element is not compact like it is defined in the layout settings.
I mean it works fine if I test it on my Iphone, I have a compact search box but not my Imac.
So my question is, is it normal or is there a way to fix it?You can test any page of the website now https://ville.cagnes.fr
Hi,
Thank you for your reply.
I just updated my iPhone to the latest version of iOS and there are no more problems anymore.
Everything works fine!
