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Hi,

Sorry for the late response.
There is no plugin feature to do that out of the box.

Thank you.

Hi,

An update was pushed that updated the core lottie library.
Besides that there are no immediate plans for new features.

Hey,

I am sorry but at this time i can’t provide an estimate on when the next version will be available.

Hi,

If you can get your hands dirty with a bit of javascript, you can access the loaded animations instances like this

wpbodymovin.animations[id].instance

And use Lottie’s methods directly.

Regards

Hey,

Sorry for the delayed response.
Do you still need help with this? I don’t see the wpbodymovin div at this point in your page.

If you want, add it to a blank test page, and let me know so i can take a look.

Regards

Hi,

This plugin uses a shortcode.
So, wherever you can use a shortcode, it should work.
If you can use a shortcode in revolution slider or in that page builder, it should work.

Regards

Hi,

Its a custom post type.
A post, has a post type of ‘post’. A page has a post type of ‘page’.
If you add a slider plugin, it would probably use a custom post type, eg ‘slider’.

I cannot tell for sure how your site works, but it is unlikely that those actions will trigger while saving a custom post type object.

Regards

Hi

When you upload a json that expects to find some images, you will see where it expects that images to be. You can upload them using the media library. Make sure the filenames are the ones expected in the json file.

Cheers

Hey,

If you Could send me the json file so I can check it out at [email protected]

Hi,

Which browser are you using?

Hi Jacob,

I tested with the ACF fields on the JSON file that you sent me, but still i can’t reproduce your problem. It renders the animation properly.

As I said before, I don’t see any of the JavaScript files that the plugin en-queues loading on your page. In fact I don’t see any other JS files loading on your page except those added by your theme. Perhaps you don’t have any other plugins enabled, but still WP Bodymovin should be able to enqueue the files it needs.

It doesn’t do it in any special way. Standard WP stuff.

Perhaps it has something to do with the fact that you have renamed wp-content ?

Something is interfering with the data the plugin is writing to the front-end through wp_localize_script.

Do you have any asset optimization plugin enabled?
Your best bet is to try disabling all other plugins and if it works, enable them one by one till you find the one that breaks it.

I tried re-creating your issue by having Wysiwyg Editor field assigned to a custom post type, and hiding the default content editor via the field group’s options.

But I can still see the animation rendering correctly.

I am curious on what may cause this, but if I can’t recreate it, I am stuck.
You can try sending me an export of your ACF fields in case it is something else related to those field’s config.

I don’t see any of the JavaScript files that the plugin en-queues loading on that page.

Do you have any plugins that may interfere with the loading of JS (ie anything related to speed/optimization) ?

If you are willing to let me tell a look at your back-end hit me up at [email protected]

Cheers

Hi,

On your page (currently) I don’t see the plugin used at all.

Regarding the height of your animation, if something doesnt’t look right, check with one of the files from https://www.lottiefiles.com/ to make sure it’s not something wrong with your specific file.

About the difference between the Render engines check the answer here: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/5882716/html5-canvas-vs-svg-vs-div

Cheers