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  • Thread Starter loriswp

    (@loriswp)

    Hi @bcworkz ! Thank you for your well detailed explanation (and to have rearranged my code). So, if I get it right, best would be to implement the jQuery accordion setup first to make it works on mobile, and then use a tabbed function on the page? The jQuery accordion wouldn’t be to hard to implement, but how do I connect its content to the tabs for large screen to have a unique source of content? The client needs to be write its content from WordPress page, he shouldn’t touch any code. I am not sure how to proceed further with that. I am also working on Bootstrap, so, do I have to hide mobile jQuery accordion when large screen is loaded, and hide the tabbed function when mobile screen is loaded? But this would means the client has to write its content twice, no? I don’t know how to start from scratch…

    Thread Starter loriswp

    (@loriswp)

    Hardeep, thank you! I think the search is somehow in place now, but not sure if it is done correctly. Now, when I search it leads me to a blank page… How could I make the posts appear as result of the search?

    Thread Starter loriswp

    (@loriswp)

    I want the search bar in one page and I want to search articles (site posts/content).

    Thread Starter loriswp

    (@loriswp)

    Hi Hardeep,
    Thank you for your answer!
    however, I would like to have a search from (only search bar) in just one page and not in every pages of the website like a widget or sidebar.
    I have a page full with links (about few hundreds), and to access to this page there is a button on the top menu bar. When on this specific page, I would like to have a search bar wich is placed on top of all the links, to make a quick search.
    I am not sure that the WordPress function work like that, but if I am wrong, your are welcome to indicate me how it would works ??
    Thanks!

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