laurentfa

Thank you Nick! I think pure JS in a code snippet is the way to go. I’ll figure it out.

Thanks Carlos!

First, you should fix the link in your post by removing “And” at the end of it.

Secondly, I tried the following line on Chrome and it did the trick. I need to check now that it works in production:

g.imapsSprite-group.imapsContainer-group.imapsZoomControl-group {
transform: translate(0px, 70%) !important;
}

70% instead of 100% otherwise the minus zoom button gets hidden with low widths (around 300 px).

Unless you have a suggestion to define the position on the y axis according to the bottom rather than the top?

Best!

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Thanks alot @johann101 for taking the time to share your solution with us, I’ll try your code when I have the opportunity to do it.

Best!

I think the problem could be circumvented by creating on another archive page a gallery of posts displaying only the cards of the bookmarked posts?

Could I do so using My Favorites with a site builder such as Oxygen or Bricks wich have a repeater element? See Oxygen for example: :https://oxygenbuilder.com/documentation/builder-elements/repeater/

Otherwise, do you see another way of doing it?

Thanks a lot @takashimatsuyama.

• This reply was modified 2 years, 5 months ago by laurentfa.

Hi Takashi. Here is the last reply of the dev Lo?c:

In the card builder of Gridbuilder, you can add shortcodes in a raw content block (HTML).
To render a shortcode it has to accept as attribute the ID of the post (of the article, product, etc.).
However, filtering this will certainly not be possible because the data is dynamic, depending on the user.

Thank you Takashi (@takashimatsuyama).

Here is what Loic (the developer of Gridbuilder) just told me:

If the plugin has a shortcode, it is possible to add it in a raw content block. In this case the shortcode must also accept the ID of the article as an attribute in order to render the correct content. In this case, there is no need for special integration.

Does his reply make you feel like I could do exactly what I want without needing a special integration between the two plugins?

I asked him to clarify a few things and will add to my reply if he gets back to me.

Best,

Laurent

Many thanks for your light speed response, Vladimir.

Take care,

Laurent

Thanks Vladimir.

I have no intention of using URE to display conditional output.

What I’d like to do is to use it to create user roles that another plugin can detect and act accordingly when a page is loaded.

Why? Because that other plugin adds a bunch of functionalities to this conditional ouptput that URE can’t manage.

So I’m wondering if I could create those 2 new roles (that I will name “Free” and “Paid”) if they have the same exact provileges and restrictions than the “Subscriber” role by default.

PS: I’m not a techie guy.

Thanks a lot :-).

Thanks Robert (@rwattner).

Don’t worry, I’m not in a hurry. I can wait for you to take the time you need to implement this additional feature in your plugin.

But thanks a lot for coming up with a solution as soon as you could.
I really appreciate it :-).

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Laurent

Thank you, Robert. I’m glad it helped.

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Laurent

Thanks for your prompt answer, Robert.

Well there are 2 solutions on Internet that you may be interested in seeing:
– adding custom code that uses jQuery : https://elementorcodes.com/elementor-header-show-scroll-up/
– the addon Pafe from Piotnet can already deal with it: https://pafe.piotnet.com/sticky-header-demo-3/

Cheers.
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Laurent

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Okay, perfect logic. Thank you very much for your explanation.

Cheers,
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Lolo

Thanks for your answer, Ninja Man! ??

So if I’ve understood well, when your security checker scans the paid plugins of a user:
1- first, you check if you already have this plugin (with the same version) in the File Integrity Checker for this particular user.
2a- if you have it, you can compare both plugins and inform the user if there is any problem.
2b. If you don’t have it, it can be either because you have an older version of the paid plugin or because you don’t have this plugin at all.
Regardless of the situation, do you ask the user to update or add his premium plugin to the File Integrity Checker? If yes, how can you be sure that the first one he sends you is clean and can be used as a reference for the future?

I hope my questions were clear enough for you to answer.

Best,
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Lolo

+1 for the request of that feature as the theme I’m going to use offers the dark/night mode as well.