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Last updated by 4 years, 5 months ago.
Assisted by: Waqar.
I am trying to: Have a search form on the front page as well as the search page
Link to a page where the issue can be seen: hidden link
I expected to see: The search results displayed next to the right hand column.
Instead, I got: The column shunted below the results.
I found this happening when using the search page on the front page and viewing results on the search page. I thought it was an issue with the redirect, but then I turned off ajax results and saw the same issue when using the search normally.
I did a bit of investigating using the compare plugin for notepad++ and it seems there are some missing div tags induced/missing when a full row of search results isn't returned. I compared the resulting html from 2 results with the default page load with 3 results using the most basic loop and result layout and after stripping out the extra result I could see that the side column bleeds into the search results container.
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All results displays fine ------- hidden link
incomplete row breaks layout ------ hidden link
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