• Resolved arcadiastudio

    (@arcadiastudio)


    Hello,
    I’ve noticed a couple of extra bugs in the new version:

    1. Where previously the title of the slider displayed in one line in the tab, it is now displaying on two lines. Can this be fixed?

    2. If the container height is greater than the viewport height, there is no scrollbar to allow the container to be scrolled. Can this be added?

    Many thanks.

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  • Plugin Author WPExperts.io

    (@wpexpertsio)

    Hi there!

    Thanks for reaching out here and sharing issues you found. Went through your side and got the following snippet to make your tab look great for you.

    
    #wpcs_tab_3932 {
        font-size: 16px;
        font-weight: 900;
        padding: 4px 1px 0px 1px;
        width: 171px !important;
        height: 30px !important;
    }
    

    You can add above mentioned CSS in your child theme or in Custom CSS tab of customizer to get improve the look. Regarding scrolling function visitors can use mouse scroll or can drag the form on mobile with fingers easily.

    We are working on more improvements and your every suggestion counts.

    Let us know if still there is any thing we can help you with.

    Thread Starter arcadiastudio

    (@arcadiastudio)

    Thanks for the css code.

    I’ve added it via custom CSS and amended the parameters, and the tab title now displays on one line as in the previous version.

    However, the scrolling function on desktop only works with the cursor keys.
    It does not work with either the mouse or the scrollbar, and the scrollbar only moves the page behind the slider.

    As most people will use the mouse to move the scrollbar or drag the slider directly, they won’t be able to see the whole slider. As, in this case, the slider displays a contact form, people can’t send a message as the send button is below the fold, and they can’t scroll down to it.

    Please can you restore the scrollbar for the slider, or provide some CSS for it in the meantime?

    Many thanks.

    Plugin Author WPExperts.io

    (@wpexpertsio)

    Hi there!

    Here you are with the CSS you asked for. Moving on we’ll add an option to enable/disable scroll for the form

    
    div#wpcs_content_inner_3932 {
        overflow-y: scroll;
        height: 75%;
    }
    

    Let us know if there is any thing else we can help you with.

    Thanks!

    Thread Starter arcadiastudio

    (@arcadiastudio)

    Thanks for the css code, but it only applies a scroll bar to the inside of the form in the contact slider, so while it scrolls the form down slightly to its end, it doesn’t scroll the entire slider so that it can actually show the bottom of the form in the window. Please can you supply an alternative div that will allow scrolling for the entire slider?
    Many thanks.

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