Alvind

Is the search currently active on your site now?

No problem!

Hi @captainmet,

That applies to other metrics too. It reflect the user experience over the trailing 28 days and are updated on a daily basis.

Glad to be of help!

To set the position of the menu toggle to the left on mobile when search is deactivated, you can try this CSS:

@media (max-width: 767px) {
  .main-navigation .menu-toggle {
    display: inline-flex;
  }
}

There is an empty div that occupies space. You can remove it using this CSS:

#ajaxsearchlitewidget-2 .widget-title {
  display: none;
}

You’re welcome!

Hi there,

Try this CSS:

#ajaxsearchlitewidget-4 {

padding-top: 3px;

}

Glad to hear that. Have a good day!

Hi there,

Since you’re using the Premium Site Library, please raise a topic in the premium support forum at:

https://generate.support

WordPress prohibits providing support for premium plugins in this forum.

Okay, so the URL was set with HTTPS in the setting, but it seems like your site doesn’t have an SSL certificate installed. That could also be the cause. You’ll need to contact the hosting support to fix that.

Hi there,

It seems like your mobile menu is created using Elementor. Unfortunately, we cannot help with issues caused by other plugins. You will need to raise the issue with the plugin developer instead.

Awesome, I’m glad you managed to resolve that.

Hi there,

Upon inspecting your site, I noticed that all the CSS and JS files are linked to a different URL that still uses an IP address, which explains the messed-up layout.

Could you please check Settings > General and ensure that the correct URL is set in both the WordPress Address and Site Address fields?

Hi there,

You can remove the CSS from Appearance > Theme File Editor. Just select the style.css file, and you’ll be able to remove the code there.