Hi Yigit,
I already added this code given by Josue in the mentioned topic.
What I would need now is making the scrolling bar (see screenshot in private content) always visible, to make understand to the user that the submenu can be scrolled.
Thanks!

Hi Nikko,
You can close this now.
Thank you too! ;-)

Okay!
Thanks for all, Yigit! ;-)

Hi Mike,

Thanks a lot for your reply.
You’re right, maybe I worry for nothing :-)

If you recommend to use two different elements, I will do it! Nevertheless, I will keep your code somewhere in a note ;-)
About this, where did you add the CSS code above? I can not find it in Enfold > General styling > Quick CSS and in my child theme style.css…

Thanks a lot!

Hi Victoria,
Thanks for your reply.
The last code given by Josue could be a solution for me:

.ajax_search_response {
    max-height: 300px;
    overflow-y: scroll;
}

…but I would need to make the scrolling bar always visible.
Which code do I need to add to achieve this?
Thanks a lot!

Hi Yigit,
Thanks for your reply.
It works for some page widths, but not for others.
For example, if the page is 1080px, submenus are not at the same place.
I already tried to do this by setting position by codes like left: -XX% or left: -XXpx but the same problem appears.
Isn’t there any code to center the submenu and not move it?
Thanks a lot!

Hi Victoria,
Thanks for your reply.
I had a look to the article but I think it deals with changing the number of results per page.
This is not what I need here.
The only thing I need is limiting the number of results under the search bar in the main menu, as shown on the screenshot.

Hi Jordan,
Everything is ok for me now.
Thanks! :-)

Hi Mike,

First, thanks a lot for your work on this!!!
You’re right, it works, but I’m a little bit annoyed by the fact that the script doesn’t work on window resize, because it could cause some display issues for users on a desktop…

I was thinking about another solution: I could simply create two similar sliders on my home page, one with four products but hidden on mobiles and tablets, and the other with three products but hidden on desktops.
My question is: do you think using this method could add loading time for my main page? If you think so, I would prefer to use your method.

Last question: did you modify any setting in Autoptimize plugin? Because I’m using it to fix this theme issue: https://kriesi.at/support/topic/privacy-cookies-enfold-documentation/

One more time, thanks a lot Mike! :-)

Hi Ismael,
I modified some WooCommerce options, but now the page is back!
You can find informations in private content.
Thanks!

Hi Victoria,

I changed
@media only screen and (max-width: 1024px)
to
@media only screen and (min-width: 768px) and (max-width: 1024px)
in your code, to make it target tablets only, but there are many issues…

I add three screenshots in private content:
Screenshot 1: my home page without any code
Screenshot 2: my home page with your code
…so as you can see, a part of secondary menu is not displayed anymore, shopping cart is not displayed anymore, and burger menu and magnifying glass appear twice.
Screenshot 3: a mockup of what I exactly need.

Thanks a lot!

Hi Nikko,
It works perfectly!
Do you think it’s possible to keep this fade transition on icons backgrounds and just remove it on icons?
Thanks a lot!

Hi Nikko,
It helps a lot! Thank you! :-)
Only one little thing more: on hover, the icon itself seems to become white in a fade (it’s like blue->grey->white).
How could it become white directly?
Thanks a lot!

Hi Mike,
It works perfectly!
Only one last little thing: I need to do the same for two other pages (for example page-id-550).
Can I add those page ids directly in the script and where do I need to add them?
Thanks a lot!

Hi,
Any help on this please? :-S
Thanks a lot! ;-)