I’m having the same problem and already tried disabled all plugins.
The console shows this error: “Uncaught TypeError: Cannot read property ‘trim’ of undefined (tagdiv_theme.min.js)”

All in this event:

jQuery(“#td-header-search-button-mob”).click(function(a) {
jQuery(“body”).addClass(“td-search-opened”);
var b = jQuery(“#td-header-search-mob”);
setTimeout(function() {
b.focus()
}, 1300);
0 < b.val().trim().length && tdAjaxSearch.do_ajax_call_mob()
});

That worked, Thank you!

I always thought that was the post titles.

Best Regards
IvoPereira

Hi Catalin,

My site: http://www.wasd.pt
In the homepage, I want to show the complete titles. I Hope that the next image will help you understand what im trying to achieve.

http://i606.photobucket.com/albums/tt148/IvoPereira/wasd.png

Thanks in advance
IvoPereira

Thanks Catalin,

That’s no problem, I’m a web developer too. I thought that my initial idea was possible with some options, but since it’s not I’ve being working to create another big grid, a custom one.
I’ve managed to achieve my idea with the shortcode mapper from the Visual Composer. I’m going to read the documentation to see if I’m doing everything how it’s supposed.

Thanks again and keep up the good work 😉
Best regards

No problem, that’s why I called it a challenge and I appreciate your help.

I’ve managed to create what I want, using a custom wp_query with the same HTML but now I’m figuring out how to use it in my homepage.
Can I create a custom module?

Best regards