Valdinia

I finally solved my issue:

The responsive settings should be applied to the widgets not to columns. Now it seems so obvious, but initially I mistakenly tried to show/hide the columns

So now I have both the search form widget AND the button (that will trigger a popup on tablet/mobile) in the third column, but while I’m on desktop only the search form widget is set to be visible. While I’m on tablet/mobile only the button is set to be visible.

The widths of the columns are set to different values on desktop, tablet and mobile.
So, problem solved. Thank you for your help anyway!

I just tried this:

On desktop I have 3 columns:
1) – for the logo
2) – for the main menu
3) – for the search form widget

On tablet and mobile I have two columns:
1) – for the logo
2) – for the button that will trigger a popup containing the menu options

Using the Advanced > Responsive settings I tried to show/hide the columns that I need/don’t need on desktop and/or tablet, but the problem is that even If I set a column to be hidden on desktop it still shows. So I still don’t have a solution.

But I wonder, how do others solve this problem?

Without the need to shrink the menu and logo I would create two sections: one visible on desktop and the second one visible on tablet and mobile.
I think I’ll have to use a CSS solution only, without the Sticky Header Effects plugin

OK, then let me reformulate:
I need the transition to be smoother
How could I slow down the transition speed?
Nu matter what I do the transition is not smooth at all

In the mean time I found the solution here: https://wpcerber.com/wordpress-ip-address-detection/
It works now!

Thank you for your help Gioni!
Valdinia

Thank you so much for your help Ernest!

Valdinia

If I deactivate the Polylang plugin- Ajax Search Lite works perfectly for Custom Post Types too.

For now I used the yith_wcwl_cookie_expiration_time filter to set the expiration date in the past, to get rid of the cookie.
Is this a good way? (until you will create the new filter)

@corylamleorg – Any news regarding the backup encryption / password protected zip files, for GDPR compliance?

In my opinion, you could use only one link that does both: withdraw the cookie consent and re-opens the consent banner for the user to check the cookie-categories he agrees with:
<a href="Cookiebot.withdraw(); Cookiebot.renew();">Withdraw cookie consent</a>

If I use
Cookiebot.removeCookies();
or
Cookiebot.withdraw();
all cookies are unset, so not only the category the user has just unchecked.
I tried to set the cookies back using runScripts, but no result.
So what could be the right solution to allow the user to change their consent? (for instance to un-check the Statistics cookies, but keep the Marketing cookies checked)

Thank you for your answer!
Cookiebot.changed property and removeCookies() method are not documented in https://www.cookiebot.com/en/developer/
could you please add them?

Sent, thank you!

Please give me an email address where I could send you the link
Thank you

Right, I missed that one, thank you Indrek, it works now!