PluginlySpeaking

Hi,

You can’t do it easily with the plugin. You could adapt the code by adding a little bit of javascript but it isn’t implemented in the plugin.

In the PRO version you could add an icon (a X for example or anything else) that will collapse the content but there is no feature that totally close the floating div.

You can check a demo there with the X button that collapse the content.

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PluginlySpeaking

Ok,
You need to have the following CSS on your div :

position:fixed;
z-index:100;

It should be in the CSS file named psfd.css .

If you are familiar with CSS, you can simply edit it and insert an !important after those two lines.
If you prefer, I can contact you by mail (or you contact me via the Support Request ) and I will send you a new zip file.

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PluginlySpeaking

Hi,

Did you try to change a little bit the CSS ?
It seems there is some CSS missing on the div.

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PluginlySpeaking

Thank you for your feedabck.
You are welcome, we always try to satisfy our users.

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PluginlySpeaking

Hi,

We just implemented it in the release 3.0.
You can now update your plugin and enjoy the feature.

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PluginlySpeaking

Hi,

Thank you for your feedback, we noticed the error and corrected it.
The new version 2.1 will take care of the issue, just update your plugin and it should be ok.

Sorry for the inconvenience.

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PluginlySpeaking

Hi,

Unfortunately, this feature isn’t available right now.
I will think about implement it soon as it could be a real need for the user.

Sorry for the inconvenience,

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PluginlySpeaking

Thank you for your review, it means a lot ??

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PluginlySpeaking

No problem at all, enjoy the plugin ??

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PluginlySpeaking

You are welcome, maybe you would need to refresh and empty cache data on Opera, in order to get the new CSS.

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PluginlySpeaking

Could you try moving the Shortcode just under the <div id=”desktop”> or at the bottom of the page ?

It is strange that you only see the floating element when you are logged in. Is it only with an admin account or is it working with any account ?

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PluginlySpeaking

My bad, my mind was on the PRO version with this feature. Where did you paste the Shortcode ? Maybe you wrote it in an “admin” element/widget.

For the CSS update, you just have to update the CSS file (floating-div/css/psfd.css) and change the forth line (z-index:100; to z-index:99999; for example)

If you prefer to update your own CSS file, just add the following :

.exp_floatdiv_content_pro {
z-index:99999 !important;
}

In both case, it will overwrite the current CSS.

(PS : In your website, your menu bar has a z-index of 1000, the value 1001 should do the trick)

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PluginlySpeaking

Hi,

For your logged in issue, maybe it is only a misconfiguration. Inside your Floating Div settings, on the top right, you should have a “select” field named “User Restriction”. By selecting “All”, every users will see the floating div. By selecting “Logged In” (or “Guest”), only logged in (or guest) users will see the floating div.
Check if “Logged In” is selected, if it’s the case switch to “All”.

About the z-index issue, this value is fixed to 99 inside the css file. Some themes use higher value for menu bar etc… You could easily change this value in the CSS file or overwrite it in your own CSS file with the keyword “!important”.

If you need some help to set this z-index value (select the right class/ID), feel free to ask me and I will check your website to help you troubleshooting.

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PluginlySpeaking

Hi,

As you also contacted me on my support website, I will reply there.
I will send you a slightly modified php file, in order to accept https image.

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PluginlySpeaking

Thanks for your answer, I totally understand your point of view and I will try to be more explicit.

Like you said, we could understand the “less relevant” for the developper and not for the users and it could sounds selfish.

But when you search “table” and you find for example “WooCommerce” on the first page, it is like : “Please ? I need to go to the grocery store.” and as an answer they propose you an helicopter with autopilot instead of telling you the address.
When you search “Clean Database”, you will find on the first page a Contact Form plugin, a Guestbook plugin or a Comments plugin.

I talked about my personnal case for an example, but I didn’t do it because I’m complaining, try to search anything and you will certainly find something close to irrelevant on the first page.

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PluginlySpeaking