alexandrost

Please give us these features. I am willing to buy this most convenient plugin

You did’t guess that I’m totally unaware of javascript? ?? even if i succeed in mixing codes sometimes. So “document.ready block” is unknown term for me. If you can be more specific I’ll be grateful. My comment for your great work is there and I think I’m buying the pro version too.

I was able to mix some code found and add in my global js and now I can have it working in every VC accordion. I would appreciate if you confirm that my code is correct, so more users can use.

jQuery ( function($) {
$(‘.vc_tta-panel .vc_tta-panel-heading a’).on(‘click’, function() {
jQuery(window).resize();
} );
} );

Wow. That was a fast respond and YES! your 1st option works!
Is is possible to add this function in my global js and not in each page?
Big thanks.

Did this work for you? When I tried that it scrolls the background page content to top. Not the popup content.

All Lazy Load solutions don’t work with this absolutely necessary plugin (it should be a native option of wordpress galleries). Any solution for native lazy load support?

@danieliser There’s absolutely no laggyness in this excellent plugin. Neither any resources’ overload. The only thing that could get best is the “elastic” mobile scrolling, especially on long popups with scrollbars.
(When scrolled, the background page follows the finger acceleration. But the popup follows a stable/not elastic/not accelerating speed)
Still couldn’t find a “scroll to top of the popup” solution

I have used conditions. Even after deleting all popups, it seems the plugin inserts stylesheets (<style id=”pum-styles” type=”text/css”>……) in every page. Can we limit that?

Just to give an idea of use, I use this plugin as a “read more” button that opens a popup containing a long blog post (with the help of another plugin that allows to insert posts on anything)

I think I was not clear about the lack of smooth scrolling. It seems it’s not about heavy resources, the plugin is excellent. I try to describe a lack of “elastic” response typical when scrolling on mobile devices. It happens on the background page but not the popup.

About the scroll-to-top plugins: They all seem to apply on the background page and not the popup content.

I found a solution of keeping the Title bar & close button fixed, while the rest of the long text has scroll bar. The solution was a simple CSS code of: {max-height: 1000px; overflow: scroll;}

Still looking for a scroll to top button

Any ideas why scrolling is not smooth on mobile?

Thank you for your reply. Can you please suggest us some css codes for fixed close button and scroll to top?
Another valuable option would be to have a scrollbar option for long text

I’m having the same issue. When I stretch the browser window, images disappear. Responsiveness not working. Any news of the update?