Anna Bansaghi

Hi @sdgjrdtj ,

wow, changing hosting is a big change!

Yes, I can see the bar both on mobile and desktop. Just to make sure:
– have you set and saved the “Display on Devices” to “mobile”, and
– cleaned all caches after that?

Can you please try:
– Setting “Display on Devices” to “none”
– Cleaning the caches
– Open browser in Incognito mode, and check your site just in case
– Setting “Display on Devices” to “mobile”
– Cleaning the caches
– Open browser in Incognito mode, and check your site

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Sorry, you cannot with this plugin.

I’m truly sorry to see your website won’t benefit from my plugin and its features. Unfortunately, this seems to stem from a difficulty in seeking help effectively. There is nothing further I can do.

Hi @sdgjrdtj thanks for letting me know. I have a suspicion where is the issue in Speed Optimizer.

As I mentioned before, the core wp_is_mobile() function has been updated in 6.4.0 with checking the HTTP_SEC_CH_UA_MOBILE header.

The Speed Optimizer plugin has two similar functions in their implementation:
1. sg-cachepress/core/Helper/Helper.php::is_mobile()
2. sg-cachepress/core/Helper/File_Cacher_Trait.php::is_mobile()

The 1.) checks the existence of wp_is_mobile() and calls it if exists. In your case the new wp_is_mobile() will run.
The 2.) is a copy of the old wp_is_mobile() function.

I think, the Speed Optimizer plugin needs to test their is_mobile() implementations.

Could you please connect with the developers of the Speed Optimizer plugin?

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Hello @sdgjrdtj , @tizzy17

Thank you for reporting and confirming that you still experience the issue, however I cannot reproduce it on my sites.

Could you follow the recommended way in order to localize the issue? We need to find out if my plugin causes it alone, or there is an interference with other plugins (mainly with caching plugins).

Could you post here your findings here?

Hi @n3wmod3l , Unfortunately there is no such a support in the plugin, and there is no plan to enhance it. I am really sorry.

Hi @sdgjrdtj

I have visited your site, and the bar currently is visible on the third page only, both on mobile and desktop. I do not know yet what causing the issue.

Can you help me ruling out a couple of things?

Which WordPress version do you use?
My plugin uses the wp_is_mobile function, which was updated in WP 6.4.0. That update should not affect your site, but it might affect the caching plugin.

Which caching plugin (and which version) do you use?

Do you created some custom CSS rules to hide the plugin is some pages / posts?

Hi @agrtechnology ,
Great to hear you find the plugin useful, however, it has limitations.

There is no built-in support for hiding it on posts, but you can achieve a similar effect by adding custom CSS to your site:

.single #mobile-contact-bar {
  display: none;
}

The other question about labels: sorry to say, they are not supported. As WordPress moves forward to full-site-editing, I will keep this plugin maintained, but will not implement new features to it.

Hello @manuelroccati
There is no support for label under icon, and there is no plan to add it. I am sorry.

Thank you for your kind review!

Uploading custom icons would be a great feature, but this plugin will no longer receive major updates, only routine ones.
My focus is now on developing a new block-based plugin, designed to eventually supersede the current one, and incorporating capabilities like custom icon uploads.

Hi @cybercore,
I am glad you found a workaround, even if it is not a clean one.
Thank you for the greetings, and wish you happy holidays too!

Yes, you are right:
– it works with full URL: https://one-page-site.com/#footer
– it does not work with only an anchor: #footer

It sounds like a new feature, I need to think about it, cannot promise anything in advance. Have you found any other plugin which fulfills this need?

Hi @cybercore,

It is possible to add internal links to the bar.

First you have to assign an?id?attribute to the element you want to link to, for example

<h2 id="mailing_address">Mailing address</h2>

Second you need to add a New Button to the Button List by clicking on the +New Button and fill in the URI input with:

one-page-site.com/#mailing_address

Similarly, adding a Jump to Bottom would require an element at the bottom of the page with an id attribute, then adding +New Button with a URI: one-page-site.com/#{the id of the element}

Glad it worked. Good luck with the plugin!

Great news! Thank you for your patience, and hope that the plugin can contribute to your successes!