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It does hide the elements when the screen size gets to narrow – the icon is with white edges, though. Sure it is not the icon itself that has this edges?

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But this prevents blog posts from being displayed in the search result, right? A better approach would be to display blog posts as blog posts, and products like products 🙂 If they can’t fit in the same grid/display, they could go to a section for each. Then you could of course select if you wanted to show products first, or blog posts first… 😉

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Auto-updating the theme to 1.71 brings the problem back, so please look into this…FTP-uploading the download from Themeforest solves the issue again. It should mean the two are not the same.

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I am afraid it is no change…

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Downloading the theme form Themeforest and uploading by FTP solved another problem, but not this one.

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Theme downloaded from Themeforest and manually uploaded by FTP, problem solved.

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Edit: Removed, wrong case.

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Icons in portrait view

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Hm, when going from landscape to portrait on iPad, the Quickview icon gets smaller with a white edge… (not the other icons, just the icon for Quickview).