tu586

BTW… I don’t know how to put the SVG in the custom template… but that doesn’t matter.. I got it where I want it, along with all the script needed..

I found it!!!

Anyway.. All I did is use the “Guntenberg” editor in WordPress… I posted the SVG code which includes the CSS code it it.. and then added a couple <script> </script> links to it and that was all..

thanks!

Where exactly is that “Custom HTML” block? I have been looking for it and can’t find it ??

I did make a custom template file, and I made 2 extra folders to store the CSS and Javascript code to with it..

I can manage to figure on how to put the right source code on the headers of the template with the CSS and Javascript links..

Then… I need to put the SVG code inside the proper div of the HTML code .. that is what I am trying to do right now.

I can create a page and select the new template with the CSS and Javascript links… now.. How do I paste the SVG code inside the page??

Grrr…

Is there a way to view the code and work with it outside a page builder builder like Visual Composer?

I need to insert an SVG code inside a div, but I need to see the div and then check how it looks on the web..

I found a template file that I can grab and make a new template, but can I view it on the web and see my SVG in it?

No need to link the Javascript??

Well.. I can ask the people from GreenSock what exactly they have.

The actual JS code is at codepen.oi where I coded the demo with the SVG drawing.

I think the cdn link is to support the .gsap code tags and their plugins to work in conjuction with your JS code which includes some of their tags..

Say… silly question..

I have my Javascript and CSS code ready..

Do I need to save the JS code in a file and give the the .js extension? what would be the extension for the CSS file?

This helps for the creation of the template… I am putting notes in here..
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LQgz9eWyeG0

• This reply was modified 3 years, 6 months ago by Jan Dembowski.

Ok… let me digest your info.. I really know nothing about it..

This is the link for the Green Sock so the animation can work
<script src= “https://cdnjs.cloudflare.com/ajax/libs/gsap/3.7.1/gsap.min.js”&gt; </script>

^^ I believe this should go somewhere in the head of the page..

No, I don’t have a page template associated to a single page.

I am looking to place the animation in the body of the page, and leave the menu and everything else in the page alone.

Maybe this is a completely different approach that I would imagine..

I need for example to place a link of the GreenSock javascript library on the header of the page..

Then I was thinking to do something to put the svg drawing inside the proper <div> in the body of the page…. and then put the CSS and the Javascript somewhere else were they should go…

Grr… maybe the process is much different..

Oh BTW… I am thinking about adding more pages with more javascript animations.. so.. this would be not just for a single page..

• This reply was modified 3 years, 6 months ago by tu586.

Hmm..

How do I go about loading the script into the page?

I already have the corresponding, html, css, and javascript to go with the entire animation.

Now I just need to put it inside the page..

Thanks!

• This reply was modified 4 years, 1 month ago by tu586.

I am not using any ecommerce plugin that I am aware of.

Thank you..

I am interested in learning the very basics starting with the control panel portal and and everything it does. I am very familiar with it by just exploring on my own I would like a good review on it.

At what extend do I want to learn WordPress? I would like to know pretty much everything.

Would you please share what do you think are the different aspects from WordPress? I might be interested in all of them.

I do handle the hosting on my website as well.

The website was developed by somebody else only because I got sucked into an SEO Scam… but the good thing is it got me introduced into WordPress. Previously I was using other website builder.

I am also interested in learning coding with any instructional videos that I can watch. It would not only help me with WordPress but help me on other projects that I want to do.

I think I can learn it all, if not at least it would give me something productive to use my spare time.

Thank you… I’ll try it.

Thank you..

Wordpress does have a Language setting for the entire site which I selected for English US. Not sure if it matters or even possible to leave it blank.

I have added Open Graph meta tags to blog pages to specify it to Facebook.

In general I think Google doesn’t pay attention to language meta tags because they say in most cases people set them wrong. (I suppose many people want more coverage than the actual language in which the website is actually written)

But maybe Facebook and Bing and other places might pay attention to Language tags.

I was wondering, besides adding meta tags, would there be any other changes I need to do do to the website? Would I need to add a language specific folder? en/ or es/ ?

It would be a pain in the butt to separate each post and try to put them into language specific folders specially coming from posts out of the very same WordPress blog which just happened to be written in different languages. Trying to separate the blog is also a pain in the butt because WordPress doesn’t have that functionality.

Anyway… as of now I am just adding the Open Graph tags.. I hope that does help some.