Eero Hermlin
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Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Scroll Triggered Box] Error fancybox is not a functionHi
Sorry for late answer. I think error about “fancybox” is caused by some other script in your site and not by our plugin. If I’m looking at your page today, it shows several errors in console (also about fancybox).
About popup box not appearing: you have chosen “Click on Element” as triggering action, and leaved the “Element” field empty. You need either fill “Element” field (jQuery selectors will work here) or then you should use some other triggering action, “Scroll and/or Time delay” for example.
Maybe you have mistakenly checked “Admin only” option? In this case it shows up only in browser where admin is logged in.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Scroll Triggered Box] working only on chrome, only on my PCI guess you have checked “Admin only” option and in this case scrollbox is visible only in that browser where you have logged in.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Scroll Triggered Box] [Feature Suggestion] Global cookie optionHi
It will be done in next version (what will be released soon).
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Scroll Triggered Box] Triggering action – to element syntax ?Hi
Syntax same as for jQuery selector! E.g:
.class-name
#element-id
tagname.classname
tag#id
tag.someclass nestedtagetc.
If you want to use html5 <footer> tag (without class, id), then it’s simply: footer.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Scroll Triggered Box] Mobile detection buggy?I’m using https://detectmobilebrowsers.com/ script to detect mobile browsers. AFAIK it’s one of the most complete formula to detect mobile browsers. Do you happen to know what mobile browser and what version was is used by complaining users?
CSS media queries (in type of
@media only screen and (min-device-width : NNNpx)) does not provide always foolproof solution. First thing is that scrollboxes and screens can be in very different sizes, therefore I cannot specify any value for NNN. What I can do is to compare actual window size to scrollbox size in JavaScript and let users to choose not to show scrollboxes when actual window is smaller. I will think about it.Scroll Triggered Box has option to use custom (and why not responsive) CSS. There are some hints in FAQ about how to do that. If I look at your site what happens to be responsive, I suggest you to go in this way.
Ok, please send me the access details to address eero. hermlin @ gmail. com
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Scroll Triggered Box] Scrollbox not appearingI investigated it now and I believe problem is Cache plugin. Cache must be emptied each time after Scroll Triggered Box is created or updated.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Scroll Triggered Box] Doesn't send emailStarting from version 2.1.2, MailChimp own code will also work correctly.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Scroll Triggered Box] How to trigger the box on certain elements ?Hi
“Element” field takes any single jQuery selector. General examples about them:
#comments– select HTML element having ID of ‘comments’. jQuery about #ID selector.comment-content– select HTML element with a class of ‘comment-content’. jQuery about .class selectorbody– select HTML body tag content<body>...</body>(e.g. whole page). jQuery about Element selector
And those can be combined, like this:
h1.entry-title– select h1 element having class ‘entry-title’- In case of multiple triggering objects, use comma separated list
Here some common elements you can use on most WordPress themes (in heavily customized sites or custom themes some selectors can be different):
body– Entire page.site-title– Site title.site-description– Site description (‘Just another WordPress site’).nav-menu– Navbar.entry-title– Post title.entry-date– Post date.author– Post Author.entry-content– Post content#comments– Comments area.comment-content– Comment text (inside comments area)#respond– Comment form#comment– Comment form textareainput#submit– Comment submit button#secondary– Secondary area (Widgets area).widget_search– Search Widget.widget_recent_entries– Recent Entries Widget.widget_archive– Archive Widget.widget_categories– Categories Widget.widget_meta– Meta Widget#colophon– Page Footer (“Proudly powered by WordPress”).dgd_stb_box– Any scrollbox content (Yes, you can trigger new box from another scroll triggered box)
This list is not complete – it depends on the site, used theme, used plugins, etc.
Eero
Ok, I got it meanwhile by myself also. I will fix it in next version (2.1.3 I guess) so it will start to work in this way as you have done, also separate option “show-> Blog page” will be added.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Scroll Triggered Box] Scrollbox Not AppearingI see the scroll triggered box opening in your site, so I guess you got over the Caching problem. Will mark the topic as resolved.
Please try in Scrollbox admin screen:
1) Uncheck “Posts”, and
2) In Exceptions/”Include” Pages list, select your posts page (same you have chosen in “Reading settings”).This should do the trick you wanted.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Scroll Triggered Box] Widget Not AppearingI think reason is that you are using WP Super Cache plugin, and all pages are already cached without scrollbox changes. You should try to delete cache each time after you have made changes in scrollboxes. For that open in WP Admin screen: Settings->WP Super Cache. Open “Easy” tab and press “Delete Cache” button.
Unfortunately WP Super Cache does not do purge cache after scrollbox changes automatically.
Hi
Unfortunately, after plugin update you must paste there MailChimp code again (or, if your developer can identify what is missing, then add only missing part). Only then it will start to work.
The problem was that WordPress WYSIWYG editor in default configuration didn’t like some tags in that MailChimp code and removed them. I made there some amendments so that it will not happen any more.