• Resolved arvindappanna

    (@arvindappanna)


    Hello and Thank you for the great plug-in. I just quickly wanted to check if there was a way to not display the buttons in a few specific pages of the site? We do require the buttons across the main site but want to remove it on a few landing pages.

    The page I need help with: [log in to see the link]

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  • I am also looking for this option. But it’s not possible to deactivate the sticky side button only for specific pages at the moment, only for certain page types at the moment. It would also be great if it was just possible to disable them for specific templates. For example if you use a specific template for all landing pages. It would be great if the developer might add this feature.

    Plugin Author Maeve Lander

    (@enigmaweb)

    It’s not a current feature of the plugin though could be achieved with the help of a developer. Feature requests welcome at https://github.com/maevelander/sticky-side-buttons/issues – happy to consider this for future release if there is lots of support for it.

    Hello! It would be great if it could be hidden on the woocommerce checkout page…Many thanks!

    You can do it with CSS. Ideally you would use the CSS stylesheet of a Child Theme. But if you don’t know how to do that, there is usually an “additional CSS” area of a theme where you can override the current CSS.

    The first thing to do is to look at the body tag of the special pages to find a class (that ideally they share), and that is also different from the standard pages. This is usually generated automatically by using a different template. So, for example, “page-template-business”.

    Then hide the Sticky Side Buttons by adding this exact code:
    #ssb-container{visibility: hidden;}

    So the whole CSS code should be (with your particular name substituted):
    .replace-with-your-page-template-name #ssb-container{visibility: hidden;}

    for this example:
    .page-template-business #ssb-container{visibility: hidden;}

    For multiple pages with different class names, do it multiple times:
    .page-template-business #ssb-container{visibility: hidden;}
    .page-template-commerce #ssb-container{visibility: hidden;}

    I needed to do this for a site that I am setting up, and it worked for me.

    Great, thanks for your help!

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