Thomas Maier

Hallo perseusix,

vielen Dank für deinen Hinweis.

Ich kann das Problem leider bei mir nicht reproduzieren. Ich habe ein fixiertes Element aufgesetzt und dann mehrere Optionen ge?ndert und gespeichert. Das Element bleibt fixiert.

Tritt das Problem bei dir auf nachdem du die Einstellungen erstmalig speicherst oder erst sp?ter?

Thomas

Hi all,
I was not able to reproduce the issue. Could anyone share a link to where I can see this?
Thanks,
Thomas

Hi savoym,

I just tested Fixed Widget with WordPress 6.5 and the default theme and it worked as expected.

Thanks,
Thomas

Hi silvere,

thanks for your detailed report. I can reproduce the behavior and added a note about it to our ticket system.

It looks like you moved on to another solution. Please feel free to reopen this thread if you are still using Fixed Widget, though.

Thanks,
Thomas

Hey Cèsar Martí,

thanks for your question.

You can use the options Minimum Screen Width and Minimum Screen Height to disable the sticky functionality when the screen is too narrow.

It is not completely the same as disabling the plugin specifically on mobile, but I personally find it more preferable since there are very large mobile devices or a desktop window could be made smaller.

Best,
Thomas

Thank you devboudiguk. Sharing the insights of your projects also helps me to understand, how to improve the plugin.

Thomas

Hi bcw00,

thanks for reaching out.

The overlay can indeed be misplaced when the page layout changes dynamically, after the page was loaded. Some lazy loading solutions might cause this.

You could trigger a reload of the position. See https://imagesourcecontrol.com/blog/fix-of-the-overlay-position/.

Or add your own markup using the isc_overlay_html_source filter.

Please let me know if you need anything else.

Thanks,
Thomas

Hi bcw00,

thanks for reaching out.

You can use the isc_thumbnail_source() PHP function to echo the source string for featured images of the current post.

Please let me know if you need anything else.

Thomas

Hi Kim,

thanks for reaching out and for preparing such a detailed briefing!

Unless, you didn’t enable the overlay option in the settings, there is nothing else that comes to mind that you didn’t already cover in your email.

Since it is a pre-sale question, you can send me a link to the test site through https://imagesourcecontrol.com/support/.

Thanks,
Thomas

Hi Claire,

thanks for asking. Advanced Comment Form only changes the layout of the form. It has no impact on the data stored. That is still handled by WordPress, so comments will not be removed if you delete the plugin.

Thanks,
Thomas

Hi PaulStarkey, I just replied to your email. As a paying customer, we will move the thread there.

Thanks,
Thomas

Thanks for the offer. If your client is a paying customer then you can reach out through our email support. If you do, please reference to this thread so that my colleagues can assign me to it.

Thanks,
Thomas

Hi PaulStarkey,

I found a discrepancy between two test sites. One where it works and another where it doesn’t. I have to dig deeper and will get back to you next week.

Thanks,
Thomas

Hey PaulStarkey,

thanks for your feedback. The option I mentioned is indeed for ad injections into the content of the REST API. Not to be confused with the REST API to query ads directly.

Please test it with a simple dummy or image ad without any conditions. Conditions would cause the ad to not show up.

Thanks,
Thomas

Hey PaulStarkey,

thanks for reaching out.

Please check in the Advanced Ads settings, if the “Disable ads in REST API” might be selected. If so, disable it to make the ad code appear.

Let me know if this doesn’t work and I will investigate further.

Thanks,
Thomas