[Support request] Sticky Navigation – need to include a Hook Element / shortcode

[Craig]

Hi GP Support,

I have sticky navigation enabled for both mobile and web. On the site, I have a Hook Element which places a search box across the header. How would I also include this search box when sticky navigation is activated? Apologies if this is easy, I looked on forum and can not seem to figure out.

Thanks very much! Craig

[Elvin]

Hi Craig,

With the default sticky settings, header’s search form should already by inside the #site-navigation or #sticky-navigation.

That said, can you link us to the site you’re working on to have an idea why it doesn’t work?

[Craig]

Hi – I left the site address in the other text box. thx.

[Craig]

And apologies – the search form is generated by a plug-in we are using – it is not the native WordPress/WooComm search form. It is in a Hooker Element, and generated via shortcode.

Thanks!

[Elvin]

You can try changing where the search form is hooked.

Try generate_inside_navigation. This particular hook places things inside the <nav> where the sticky effect is applied.

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