Show only two elements

No. If you want to show 2 elements you can e.g. show the element that surrounds both and than hide the elements you don’t want to have then.

Best, Michael

Thank’ again Michael but if i want to use the show_element_only, it’s because the hide_element is not working for my frame…

I really don’t understand, it’s weird but i just tried to hide .header-wrap and there was no effect…

In fact i just need one element but in this element, there is a way to click on an image to open it with pp_pic_holder.
And if i display only my element, then pp pic holder is not displayed and the click on image redirect to a white page.

Thank’s for your comprehension, i’m still trying the hide_element so i hope it will work.

Best, Anatole

Are you on the same domain?

Yes I am

Using show_element_only does remove the whole other dom tree. So this should not be used if there are e.g. button with javascript in this section as they get removed in this version.
I have added support (keeping events) for this in the pro version and this will be part of the free version also but before that I want to create some video tutorials first.
And even than it is not sure that such stuff works as if you have e.g. inline Javascript this gets removed as well.
So hidding elements is the better way if you have events attached right now.

Ok thank’s very much for your help Michael i will find a way to make it work, like always.

Have a good day

Excuse me for the trouble but if you read this post again, I would like to know if i use the correct syntax to hide header-wrap class because it’s not working.

iframe_hide_elements=”.header-wrap”

Thank’s and sorry for disagreement.

I don’t know your page but is the element has class=”header.wrap” this should be the correct syntax.
So any url to check would be helpful