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  • Plugin Author kevinweber

    (@kevinweber)

    Hi Manuel,
    are you using the most up-to-date version of Inline Comments?
    Which plugin/theme/code are you using to calculate the header section?

    The current version of Inline Comments uses the load event handler (https://api.jquery.com/load-event/). It runs the code when the page is fully loaded – including graphics. But when your plugin/theme/code also uses this handler, it might not work.

    I’ve already experienced that issue as well for my plugin Lazy Load for Videos. The next (not yet published) version of Lazy Load for Videos will use a bindFirst() function as suggested on https://stackoverflow.com/questions/2360655/jquery-event-handlers-always-execute-in-order-they-were-bound-any-way-around-t

    Thread Starter manuelmasia

    (@manuelmasia)

    Thank you for the fast reply, Kevin.

    Yes, I use Inline Comments v.1.2… but, after further tests, the issue doesn’t seem due to a javascript function, many apologies. However I’ve just realised that the container of the bubbles (#incom_wrapper) is appended after body tag, and that also creates some issues with the layout of the theme I’m developing, so I stop investigating.

    If I may ask: why don’t you append the bubble container to the “Slide Site” selector? Maybe because you can set several selectors? I’m working on a particular layout with sliding pages (just to clarify, here is a shot: https://dribbble.com/shots/1693635-WIP-Scroll-drag-and-read ) and when you drag the content, or open the menu and the content translates to the left etc. the bubbles stay fixed, doesn’t respect z-index etc.

    However, thank you for your precious time, all the best. Manuel ??

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