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  • Plugin Author cconoly

    (@cconoly)

    Hmmm… Did you try the “attach to page” or “float with page” option? I think it’s under general or display options?

    Thread Starter ImTheWebGuy

    (@imthewebguy)

    Yeah. This time I checked everything. I made sure lol

    Plugin Author cconoly

    (@cconoly)

    Ha. Ok. Can you post or email me a link to the website that it’s having a problem on? And explain a little more what you want so I can be sure we are on the same page? Thanks!

    Thread Starter ImTheWebGuy

    (@imthewebguy)

    Oh right sorry. It’s https://www.TheDJMatt.com

    Plugin Author cconoly

    (@cconoly)

    Try this. Go to WP-Flybox settings then Display Options. Then on the third option choose “Attached to Page” and let me know if that does it.

    Thread Starter ImTheWebGuy

    (@imthewebguy)

    That is what it is set to. I have tried ‘Float to Window’ as well.

    Thread Starter ImTheWebGuy

    (@imthewebguy)

    Er ‘Float with Window’ rather

    Plugin Author cconoly

    (@cconoly)

    So there is no difference for you on those two options when you scroll down the page? I simulated the option change on your site and the tabs stayed in place on the browser when I scrolled with one option and it stayed at the top of the page with the other option. I’ll have a look tomorrow and make sure the code is applying the option correctly.

    Thread Starter ImTheWebGuy

    (@imthewebguy)

    Oh, maybe I was unclear. I just want to be able to edit the CSS, so I can ‘stick’ it to the window edge. It pops off of it about 50-ish pixels.

    Plugin Author cconoly

    (@cconoly)

    OK. I’m not sure what you mean. Can you take a screenshot of what it looks like on your end? Here is what it looks like on my end: https://postimg.org/image/wd0lbm4yj/ The CSS for WP-Flybox can be found in each file. So for facebook it would be in wp-flybox/includes/facebook_tab.php.

    Thread Starter ImTheWebGuy

    (@imthewebguy)

    Oh I see where we are confused. This is what I mean:

    Screen shot

    How it doesn’t stick to the window on the fly-out. I will have a look at the CSS though.

    Thanks!

    Plugin Author cconoly

    (@cconoly)

    Oooohhhh OK. Open wp-flybox/body_import.php and on line 87 where it says:

    //filler
      echo '<div style="height:10px;width:'.$my_tab_max_width.'px;display:inline-block;float:'.$right_or_left.';"></div>';

    change the display:inline-block to display:none like:

    //filler
      echo '<div style="height:10px;width:'.$my_tab_max_width.'px;display:none;float:'.$right_or_left.';"></div>';

    It was designed to not stick to the side because most people have more than one tab and we didnt want the content to slide out over the next tab, but you have one so you probably want it to stay on the side. Let me know if this does not fix it. Thanks!

    Thread Starter ImTheWebGuy

    (@imthewebguy)

    Ahh. Perfecto!

    I really appreciate the help! That worked perfectly.

    Thanks!

    Thread Starter ImTheWebGuy

    (@imthewebguy)

    Can’t edit last post for some reason. Anyways, this is resolved. Thanks again.

    Plugin Author cconoly

    (@cconoly)

    Thanks! Glad it worked! In the next update I may make it automatically stick it to the edge when only one tab is used. Thanks again!

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