• Resolved marcie73

    (@marcie73)


    Hello!
    I’m using your plugin in post_content successfully but I need to use it also in category descriptions.
    The button renders correctly but the div with class “read_div”, which is supposed to be hidden, unfortunately is visible.
    thank you for help!

    The page I need help with: [log in to see the link]

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  • Plugin Author George Gkouvousis

    (@gkouvousisg)

    Hello Marcie.

    Thats not a known glitch – meaning that its more likely that my plugin is affected from your theme’s frontend CSS styles.

    While I wont be able to help you at this specifically, you can search the code and append the class name ‘hidden’ at the existing CSS class, in order to hide it.

    Thread Starter marcie73

    (@marcie73)

    Hello George, thank you for your answer, but I fear I did not understand.
    To which code I should search and append the “hidden” name class?
    I mean, in normal posts it works properly
    https://dev.lunigianaworld.it/attivita-turistiche-lunigiana/castelli/castello-di-corlaga/
    while in category does not.
    https://dev.lunigianaworld.it/lunigiana/attivita-turistiche-lunigiana/castelli
    It does not seem to be any css interfering on this.
    The only thing I can see of different in the second case is that the read_div has not the attribute style=”display: none;” set.
    Thank you so much for clarification.

    Plugin Author George Gkouvousis

    (@gkouvousisg)

    Hey back.

    I thought that you were searching for a way to hide something that is not currently hidden at part of your template, thats why I mentioned the hidden class name.

    From your page’s output, it seems that you are experiencing a few JS console errors – Can you please deactivate all plugins and retry with RMWR plugin only enabled?

    Let me know about the output.

    Thread Starter marcie73

    (@marcie73)

    hello,
    it seems like it has a conflict with Elementor PRO.
    I’m using the dynamic field feature to output the archive description in the category archive template.
    Can you do something for it?
    Thank you!

    • This reply was modified 3 years, 1 month ago by marcie73.
    Plugin Author George Gkouvousis

    (@gkouvousisg)

    You can always use do_shortcode function in order to achieve your needs there.

    Thread Starter marcie73

    (@marcie73)

    Please, can you explain me a little more?
    Thank you!

    Plugin Author George Gkouvousis

    (@gkouvousisg)

    Not really sure about the specific case, as you are the owner and familiar with it, but the link I shared before, includes examples of the function aswell.

    If you are not familiar with coding, I strongly suggest that you hire a professional for such a customization request – as my support limits cannot cover this (sorry).

    In general, you can use the following code PHP in order to echo a shortcode:
    echo do_shortcode( ' [my_shortcode_blabblabla] ' );

    I hope that this helps.

    Thread Starter marcie73

    (@marcie73)

    But I already have your shortcode. I need to use [read more] [/read].
    I think you did not understand my point.
    Your shortcode, somehow, is not correctly interpreted when using the Elementor dynamic field functionality.
    I’m going to ask Elementor support. I let you know if I will solve the problem.
    Thank you anyway.

    Thread Starter marcie73

    (@marcie73)

    No, they are non able to help me with third party.
    I’m forced to change plugin.
    Thank you anyway.

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