ericinnyc

Is that function linked/dependent on the header/title being displayed in anyway to any of the parts of the top of the page? I see that the only difference from your example, is that I am hiding the the page name and other header parts.

I removed all the custom CSS changes and that did not change the way it is displaying, disabled all the non essential plugins, and changed from the child to the parent theme. I’m going to have to dig deeper. Thanks for having a look.

.site-sub-header .entry-header-title, .site-sub-header .entry-title, .site-sub-header .page-header, .site-sub-header .page-title {
display: none;
}

Appreciate the attention and quick replay, amazing.

My site debug info-

Version 5.4.6
Platform BuddyPress 10.4.0
Theme BuddyX Child Child 4.3.0
Members index template /plugins/buddypress/bp-templates/bp-nouveau/buddypress/members/index.php
Members loop template /themes/buddyx/buddypress/members/members-loop.php
Form template(s) /plugins/bp-profile-search/templates/members/bps-form-default.php`

Thank you for the prompt response. It appeared to be something outside of BuddyX. I’ve resolved this, as plugin works as expected.

Thank you. Appears to be an issue with the Theme and how the CSS is coded differently for the browsers. Will reach out to the Theme devs.

Had to use the 2016 theme, as it had sidebars and 2021 did not- FYI.

Thank you for the reply. I am using the BuddyX theme. Haven’t been able to find a resolution yet with attempts of selective CSS coding specifically for the Safari (desktop & mobile) browser.