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  • Thread Starter kayamurer

    (@kayamurer)

    Hi,

    I tried to manipulate the attributes according to the beaver builder documentation. I found out that it is enough to give each gallery its own id. VenoBox then recognizes this and now sets the data-gall attributes correctly and uses a different one for each gallery.

    Thank you for your answer and your advice. Keep up the good work, VenoBox is really great.

    Thread Starter kayamurer

    (@kayamurer)

    Hi @rickymccallum87

    I just tested your code and it works exactly as I thought it would.
    Thank you so much for adding the comments also – it is so much more understandable for me what exactly is happening and I can learn and understand how you came to the solution.

    Thread Starter kayamurer

    (@kayamurer)

    Hi bcworkz and thanks for your answer.

    I tried your suggestion but it ins not working either.

    I try to do the following: build a simple event solution with the use of advanced custom fields and custom post types. At the moment i have a custom post type called ausstellungen with acf date picker fields for start and end date of the event. the date is stored in the Ymd format.

    There will be more and more events and things will start to get messy in the admin backend. My idea was to somehow apply a category past-event to the posts automatically when the end-date is over. I will use that category for grouping and filtering in admin columns.

    The above code example is from a post which is about events and marks expired events as drafts, running trough functions.php. I thought i’d be a good starting point as i only know html and css.

    Thread Starter kayamurer

    (@kayamurer)

    Hi @codeer,

    sorry for the late response. Everything is now working like a charm!

    Thank you for providing such a great plugin ??

    Thread Starter kayamurer

    (@kayamurer)

    Hi Jonathan.

    I just updated the plugin and tried the jQuery Code. It is working if i make the following adjustments (I guess it’s just for my setup):

    jQuery(function($){
        $("body").on("searchwpModalOnShow", function(e) {
            // Focus an input in the template.
            e.el.find("input").focus();
        });
    });

    It is working with the default template but not with my custom template named “Custom”.
    What piece of code do i need to change to get it working with custom templates?

    Thanks for your previous answer and great support ??

    • This reply was modified 5 years, 2 months ago by kayamurer.
    • This reply was modified 5 years, 2 months ago by kayamurer.
    Thread Starter kayamurer

    (@kayamurer)

    Hi there,

    thank you for your reply.

    I think the theme stylesheet should be the place to have theme and not admin customizations. But i did not knew the possibility with the customizer because i never used the css there.

    So with that fact i would not include the css field in your plugin.

    Thank you for your help.

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