Hi
“Element” field takes any single jQuery selector. General examples about them:
And those can be combined, like this:
h1.entry-title
– select h1 element having class ‘entry-title’
- In case of multiple triggering objects, use comma separated list
Here some common elements you can use on most WordPress themes (in heavily customized sites or custom themes some selectors can be different):
body
– Entire page
.site-title
– Site title
.site-description
– Site description (‘Just another WordPress site’)
.nav-menu
– Navbar
.entry-title
– Post title
.entry-date
– Post date
.author
– Post Author
.entry-content
– Post content
#comments
– Comments area
.comment-content
– Comment text (inside comments area)
#respond
– Comment form
#comment
– Comment form textarea
input#submit
– Comment submit button
#secondary
– Secondary area (Widgets area)
.widget_search
– Search Widget
.widget_recent_entries
– Recent Entries Widget
.widget_archive
– Archive Widget
.widget_categories
– Categories Widget
.widget_meta
– Meta Widget
#colophon
– Page Footer (“Proudly powered by WordPress”)
.dgd_stb_box
– Any scrollbox content (Yes, you can trigger new box from another scroll triggered box)
This list is not complete – it depends on the site, used theme, used plugins, etc.
Eero