• Since there was no solving response to this yet, I went in and tinkered, tested, and found a quick solution to this. Please note: if the plugin developer updates the plugin, you will have to re-add this change to get your custom timing speeds back. Of course, if the developer implements more timings and delays, then you may not need to add your own again.

    1. Download and open so-page-builder-animate.php in a TEXT or CODE editor located at /wp-content/plugins/so-page-builder-animate.php. Do not open it any any type of rich text program like Word.

    2. Find lines 150 and lines 165. These are the 2 areas you need to add any/all of your custom timings and delays to. Line 150 is the Duration area. Line 165 is the Delay area.

    3. Add your custom timings like this:

    '0.25s' => '0.25 Seconds',
    '0.50s' => '0.50 Seconds',
    '0.75s' => '0.75 Seconds',

    You can pretty much add as many as you like in that format. Put them in proper order so it makes sense and put them in both areas (lines 150 and lines 165).

    4. Save the file. Upload it over the current file via FTP or file manager in cpanel if you must do so there.

    5. Reload the page you’re editing and check Animation > Duration and Animation > Delay to make sure both areas show your new timings and delays.

    • This topic was modified 5 years, 11 months ago by Cashlin.
    • This topic was modified 5 years, 11 months ago by Cashlin.
    • This topic was modified 5 years, 11 months ago by Cashlin.
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  • I did exactly the same thing last week! This works well and if the plugin owner ever updates the plugin it would be great to include these extra timings.

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