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Is there a way to get the columns to stack without writing a hack?

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Hi Rui,

Thanks for the code.

Unfortunately the issue was also prevalent on Samsung mobile phones, and Chrome browser on iOS etc. (so not just limited to Safari). In fact the only browser I tested that actually did stack the layout was Chrome on Mac.

Is there something I can do in the page builder maybe to prevent this from happening? Rather than more custom CSS? Or is this responsive behaviour expected in Atelier?

Cheers,
Glen

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Hi David,

Thanks for the clarification on the necessary adjustments to change the page title for the search results page (“Search results: xxxxx”).

So the problem I was trying to highlight in the previous post was that Mohammad (support) has made some changes via FTP with the intention of adding this functionality, however it hasn’t worked. And further to that, the changes have also removed the header section on the page entirely. So before I make the changes as you’ve mentioned, I just need to figure out what he has done and undo it (restore everything back to the way it was). For that to happen I just need to find out which files he edited, and how.

I could take a guess, but as it’s now unintentionally removed the page header I’m a little concerned that he may have edited some files not mentioned previously in this discussion.

I hope that all makes sense, please let me know if you need further clarification.

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Hi again,

Sorry I was away for a few days. I’ve just checked now and the header seems to be completely missing from the ‘filter-finder’ page now.

Are you able to please check / fix?

Many thanks,
Glen

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Hi again,

That’s correct. But I’ve been testing and can’t get your solution to work unfortunately (let alone worry about future proofing). I’ve tried the following:

– Pasting the code from sf_page_heading into the child functions.php (with modifications) – This didn’t work

– Updating the sf_page_heading file in the parent theme by itself – This didn’t work

– Updating both the sf_page_heading in the parent theme, and pasting everything into the child functions.php

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Just tried this without changing anything in the parent theme, and it didn’t seem to work. By this logic – if I make both changes and the parent theme is updated in the future, won’t this fail again? (as pasting into functions.php alone doesn’t seem to do anything)