albridi

Hi again Herman ??

Ok, it’s clear that there’s something that I haven’t understood, or I’m doing something wrong.

You have a set of controls on top of the page, where you can enter values, that I can′t see anywhere. Instead, I have three little icons at the bottom of the page to the breakpoints access: a computer screen, an iPad screen and a mobile screen simulations.

Kind regards.

Hi Herman, thanks for supporting ?? .

Create a video it’s a little complicated to me right now, but I’ll try to explain a little more:

I’ve download and installed Astra Child Theme. Then I put the following code in the functions.php file of the Child Theme:

/**
* BREAKPOINTS
*/

// Update your custom mobile breakpoint below – like return 767;
add_filter( ‘astra_mobile_breakpoint’, function() {
return 767;
});

// Update your custom tablet breakpoint below – like return 1024;
add_filter( ‘astra_tablet_breakpoint’, function() {
return 1024;
});

I put this code right after the last available line:

add_action( ‘wp_enqueue_scripts’, ‘child_enqueue_styles’, 15 );

I′ve been investigating a little more in depht and I could find that it’s something related to the simulated tablet control of the theme. If I make a media query to adapt something, the tablet breakpoint simulation remains on a max-width of 720px, regardless what I do with the functions.php code. I mean: Anything under 720px works as expected, anything above simply doesn’t works. Make sense?

I hope you can help with this.

Kind regards.

Great! I’ll go to try it now ?? .

Thanks for supporting.

Regards.

Hi, thanks for supporting!

Ok, understood how to connect WhooCommerce.

What about SoundCloud? Can your player stream audio from it, or audio files must to be self hosted?

Thanks again.

Regards.

Hi Andrew, thanks for your support.

I was waiting some Caldera′s support for several days, but they doesn’t respond. I have see some comments of users that says that it seems that Caldera is an abandoned project, so I decided to moved to WPForms instead.

Thanks again for you support, I really appreciate it.

Kind regards.

Hi again Aert :)!

Luckily I have discovered where my config issue was.

It was as simply as a capital letter in the istallation path of WordPress.

The anchors was ritten in lowercase while the path had a capital letter on it.

Surely this led the plugin to think that it was pointing to another domain and that made it triggered again.

Once changed, all is runing right ?? .

Regards.

Hi Aert,

No, in your example all runs as intended.

Perhaps is something related to my local config. Let’s see if it occurs when I finally move to the online hosting.

Thakns for your support.

Regards.

Thanks Aert ?? !

I’ll be waiting for your news.

Regards.

• This reply was modified 4 years ago by albridi.

Hi Aert, I’m using Astra theme.

I see that your test button points to the anchor “#test” on the same page. That’s not the issue. If the anchor is in the same page all works as intended.

The problem arises if the test button points to an anchor in another page. For instance, if you points to an anchor “#test” in the “About” page of your example, perhaps it triggers Complianz again as in my enviroment.

Regards.

Hi Aert, thanks for supporting!

I can’t provide the link because I’m on a production environment (localhost). I’m working on Windows 10 with IIS.

I have seen that if the URL have the # of an anchor, complianz is triggered again and again. This is not the case if the URL doesn’t includes the anchor.

Thanks again.

Regards.

Hi there :)!

Finally I fixed it with some JS:

var tags = document.getElementsByClassName(“caldera-forms-consent-field-linked_text”);
for(var i = 0; i < tags.length; i++) {
tags[i].target = “_self”;
}

Hope this helps someone else.

Regards.