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Thank you Frank!

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Thanks for the quick and complete response Matt! We like Yelp! Widget Pro and are now looking forward to trying WP Business Reviews.

All set, we changed the visibility: visible to display:inline and it resolved our issue.

Jose, thank you!

When I changed the CSS it worked on the posts and pages, but then it also removed the “search bar” on the home page, which is the only page we actually want the element to display.

Here’s the original code:

.search-bar {
visibility: hidden;
}

.home .search-bar {
visibility: visible !important;
/*padding-top: 30px !important;*/
 padding-top: 0px !important;
}

And here’s what we changed it to:

.search-bar {
display: none;
}

.home .search-bar {
visibility: visible !important;
/*padding-top: 30px !important;*/
 padding-top: 0px !important;
}

For some reason, the display:none is overriding the !important tag on the home page, and thus removes the search bar on the home page. Any other thoughts on how we can fix it?

From now on, I will send support questions to the theme developer, sorry for that!

Okay, we found the offending code and removed it. Could you please take a look at how the album is appearing when the screen size is reduced to that of a mobile phone?

We are seeing each word of an address appearing on a separate line. Is there a plugin setting we can adjust to fix this?

We removed the offending inline CSS from the Fort Lauderdale Luxury Condos page and updated the table settings. The good news is we are back to the single column display that we wanted. Unfortunately, the photo album text is not wrapping like it should when the screen size is reduced.

Interestingly, the Fort Lauderdale Condos page is acting just like the Fort Lauderdale Beach Condos page. We have not removed the offending inline CSS from that page.

(We are so appreciative of your assistance that we’ve made a donation. Thank you.)

We found the offending code and removed it. Then, we noticed the alignment of elements in the album were off in a reduced screen size. We added the code back and we now have a two column view in full screen.

The best way to see the before and after is to compare similar pages:

1. Fort Lauderdale Luxury Condos – The page is now a two-column display.

2. Fort Lauderdale Beach Condos – This page has the original display.

Might you know how we can get item one back to the way it was?

The Autoptimize plugin has been deactivated.

Our website is hosted by WP Engine, which provides caching. I checked with them and there isn’t a way to disable caching on the live website. However, I can copy the website to a staging area. Would you be able to use the staging area to find the code fragment?

The only optimizing plugin we use is Autoptimize, which we can disable.

Thank you very much for replying so quickly.

I checked the Custom CSS for the website (Dashboard –> Appearance –> Custom CSS), but I could not find the excerpt you provided. Is there a setting within the plugin itself that I need to change in order to fix the problem?

Your help is very much appreciated!

UPDATE
The team at iHomeFinder resolved the jQuery conflict.