Remove link phone and email link on desktop

Yes, the media queries in CSS fit perfectly for your first request. Add the code via a Custom CSS plugin or in the CSS file of your theme:

/* to hide phone and email icons on desktops */
@media screen and (min-width:1024px) {
	#scb-phone, #scb-email {
		display: none;
	}
}

Your second request requires an “add-on” plugin for this plugin. It is tricky.

Thank you Martin

When I click on the link for the email… it opens my gmail account… good, BUT instead of adding just the email, it adds the https:// with the email address.

How can I remove the https:// from the command?

Maybe it is a Gmail issue? I don’t know since I don’t use Gmail.

Same happens with other emails, it populates the https:// then the email in the recipient field.

Can you let me know which .php file this would be sitting in, and I’ll write something to exclude the https:// component

The string entered into the email field on the settings page of the plugin gets a “mailto:” prefix. Maybe did you use one of the URL fields for the email (silly question, I know, just to be sure)?

You can take a look at the PHP file where that is sitting in: speed-contact-bar/public/class-speed-contact-bar.php, line 884.

this is line 884 for me

` ‘<li id=”scb-email”><a href=”mailto:%s”><img src=”%sassets/images/email_%s.svg” width=”%d” height=”%d” alt=”%s” /><span>%s</span></a></li>’,

There you can see the “”mailto:” keyword before the placeholder of the mail address. So I can not understand what adds “https://&#8221; to the mail address. The plugin does not do that, so maybe Gmail?

yeah, the code looks fine… I have the same conclusion, I’ll need to figure out a way to exclude the https:// from being added (within this code) I just tried other links, as in manual hyperlinks with mailto: in a page and it works just fine…. so it definitely is something between this plugin and Gmail

The malformed output of the mail address is fixed in the new version 4.9.1. Thank you for pointing to that issue.