972 creative

To give more context:
-https://bit.ly/2igkjfA is the page we’re using shortcode triggers
–backend – https://prntscr.com/gy71l6
–frontend – https://prntscr.com/gy74fd

Appreciate the help.

Thank you.

I’m also experiencing issues with time zones. Has anyone figured this out yet?

Thanks @yogaman5020 for your reply, but I’m not sure I’m agreeing with your approach here.

By using a Responsive Size (screenshot) I’d expect that the popup would in fact be responsive and I wouldn’t have any issues with the sizing, especially the “Close” button showing.

Can you please look into this again?

Andy- as a technical person, I understand what you’re saying:

Legend Superpowers only decreases the opacity of the non-selected categories. They are still visible. Clicking on the category selection again returns the opacity to normal.

But for the average user that comes to the clients corporate website, they may not understand that, and politely said, an “All” button before the category list would just make things easier.

The functionality of the button would simply check if there are any categories that are currently opaque and return them to their normal status.

Is that something that can be added?

Thanks!

Hmm… Added the legend explanation as you suggested to functions.php but it’s not displaying. Any ideas?

Never mind – it works.

• This reply was modified 7 years, 2 months ago by 972 creative.

In any place that I’ve seen a filter feature, most commonly on portfolios, they always have an ‘All’ button. Odd you chose not to include one.

Hi Andy

Thanks for your quick reply. You’re saying we can’t add custom CSS rules in our style.css file, but rather via a function in functions.php? It seems odd to me to put CSS in the functions file.

Regards,
Todd

Just to be clear, we’re not using subdomain but rather separate top level TLDs. Does this change things?

Hi Again

I still think it’s be really advised to get your plugin certified. I have seen many posts in the support forums for WPML for your plugin.

My particular use case is described further at https://wpml.org/2016/04/use-wpml-different-domains-per-language/.

Does this help? Is there any way to handle the redirects with your plugin for the secondary language?

Thanks,
Todd

No. It’s not multisite.

WPML is a plugin for running multilingual websites. It’s extremely popular and you should really consider working with them to make your plugin compatible – https://wpml.org/documentation/theme-compatibility/go-global-program/.

If you can try and take a look and see if you can help with my question that’d be great.

Thanks,
Todd

Hi Jordy

I’m using the Bridge theme by Qode.

I’ve sent you via your contact form at your website examples of two pages and their shortcodes.

Thanks for taking a look,
Todd

Hi Milan

Thanks for taking the time to look this over. I’m not sure I understand though what you’re assuming the issue is.

Take a look at this: https://prntscr.com/fwlvq7. I set the site language to Hebrew and then checked the page where I used your shortcode and it was still appearing in English.

Any further help would be appreciated.

Regards,
Todd

Hi Milan

Thanks for updating the plugin. Fixed the problem as you said it would.

Regards,
Todd