• Resolved sebaseo

    (@sebaseo)


    Hey, i have problem. Multiple Targets do not work for me on IE (only last class is displayed).
    (do_shortcode(‘[print-me do_not_print=”#full-timetable,.do-not-print” target=”.print-table, .print-table1, .header-box”/]’);)

    If i add one class to more divs it do not work too (only 1st class is displayed).
    (do_shortcode(‘[print-me do_not_print=”#full-timetable,.do-not-print” target=”.print-table”/]’);)

    In both cases only one element is displayed. Other browsers works well. Can someone help me?

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  • Plugin Contributor twinpictures

    (@twinpictures)

    IE… uggh.

    Sadly it’s not enough just to say IE, more info is needed like which version(s) of IE is not working correctly. It’s best to also provide a link to the page so we can see if there might be anything else that is causing this ‘IE only’ issue.

    Thread Starter sebaseo

    (@sebaseo)

    Thank you for your interest in the topic. The problem is solved. I changed the code a bit and put all the elements in one container. I used do_not_print – it works on IE.

    For information it was IE 11 (11.345.17134.0).

    Plugin Contributor twinpictures

    (@twinpictures)

    glad you got it sussed out.
    Issue marked as resolved.

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