This is all CSS so you don’t need jquery or even JS for this. You literally just need to use the CSS I posted.

It might be to do with having defined both page-stack and a child page on the navigator. If you look at the example here you can see it doesn’t define any child elements: https://onsen.io/playground/?framework=vue&category=reference&module=navigator

Do you have this in a git repo or something like that? If you can give a link to that, I’ll clone it and debug the problem.

I’m not sure what’s going on here, but I don’t think it’s a problem with Onsen UI necessarily. I would guess that it’s to do with the webview used by Cordova Windows not supporting some browser features, like you said. But I’m not sure.

Is there any way you could change the error messages in Visual Studio to English? That would help a lot.

You would want to set the link’s onclick property:

document.querySelector('#link').onclick = () => navigator.pushPage('some-page.html')

Sorry, I’m not really sure what you’re asking.

You can get the new page when pushPage is run from the postpush event https://onsen.io/v2/api/js/ons-navigator.html#event-postpush

You can set the background image of a page by setting the background-image CSS property:

.page__background {
  background-image: url('some-image.jpg')
}

That will set it for all pages. To set it for a specific page you should use an ID and select the element with class .page__background that is a child of your page ID.

Yes, that’s what I’m saying, that a remote server URL won’t work because of security restrictions in the browser. However, anything hosted in your cordova folder should work.

This should work properly (and I verified it by moving the inputs into a modal like you said).

Can you post the code please? Then we should be able to see the problem.

I’m not sure exactly what the problem is. Is it that when you click ‘Start Searching Now’, the push animations no longer work on ‘Sign in’ and ‘Sign up’?

Onsen UI uses XMLHttpRequest internally to load pages. For browser security reasons, you can’t load a page with a different origin using this method. That explains why you were able to load a page hosted on the same server as your app but not on a different server. More details here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Same-origin_policy

Can you provide some more details about what you’re trying to do so we can recommend you a solution? For example, if you’re just trying to open the Google Maps app, that’s pretty straightforward to do (just make a link with the geo URI).