Hi @frangoaoalho!
If you used a shortcode to display FiboSearch in this result you can disable mobile overlay with the mobile_overlay attribute. Here is an example: [fibosearch mobile_overlay="0"]
Also, you can use mobile_overlay_breakpoint attribute displays the overlay only on selected devices.
Example: [fibosearch mobile_overlay_breakpoint =”480″] will display mobile overlay on devices with smaller screen width than 480px.
Here you can learn more about shortcode attributes that you can use to customize FiboSearch.
Regards,
Kris
So, as I am using Elementor and the Fibosearch as a widget and not a short code, can I do like:
mobile_overlay_breakpoint|480 ?
The one above is not working at all.
Also, not working:
mobile_overlay|1
mobile_overlay_breakpoint|784
And also, not working with Snippets:
function modify_fibosearch_widget_attributes($atts) {
// Modify attributes for FiboSearch widget
$atts[‘mobile_overlay’] = ‘1’;
$atts[‘mobile_overlay_breakpoint’] = ‘784’;
return $atts;
}
add_filter(‘dgwt/wcas/widget/shortcode_atts’, ‘modify_fibosearch_widget_attributes’);
Hi @frangoaoalho!
Yes, you can do it with a filter, but you should use dgwt/wcas/shortcode/args instead dgwt/wcas/widget/shortcode_atts . Here is an example:
add_filter( 'dgwt/wcas/shortcode/args', function( $args ) {
$args['mobile_overlay_breakpoint'] = 766; // or 480
$args['layout_breakpoint'] = 766; // or 480
$args['layout'] = 'flex-icon-on-mobile';
return $args;
}, 10 );
You have two ways to add this code to your theme:
- Open the
functions.php in your child theme and add the code at the end.
- or install the Code Snippets plugin and apply this code as a snippet.
Regards,
Kris
Dear Kris, that is not working at all.
not even with short code.
Resolutions are definitely messed up in the php core of the plugin, and set for mobile overlying at 784px regardless of the setup.
Also the setup available within the Fibosearch menu should be working regardless.
Hi @frangoaoalho!
You are correct. The isBreakpointReached function in search.js check if the breakpoint has been exceeded using the following logic: $(window).width() <= breakpoint. By setting the breakpoint for the mobile view at 800px, and when changing the viewport width in browser developer tools, it still returned true at 815px, but starting from 816px, clicking the magnifying glass no longer triggers the overlay for mobile devices.
The solution is replacing $(window).width() with window.innerWidth which works correctly
We acknowledge the issue and will fix it shortly. Thank you for bringing this to our attention.
Regards,
Kris
Dear kris, I appreciate your prompt response.
Will be attentively awaiting for the plugin update then 🙂
If you want to hire a QA let me know 🙂
Marking it as resolved for now. Cheers
Hi Team, hope to find you well.
Just to let you know that after 3 months this is still not resolved.
Any news?
