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Hi,

Slider is responsive, and it should work fine with any theme. But, the content you place inside it, will depend on the theme for styling to be displayed responsive, and I can’t help you much with that.

Regards,
Milan

Hi,

1. For each sidebar you create, you have option to set rules, and there you can find various rules to show sidebar only on specific pages, posts…

2. This can’t be done, tab is part of the sidebar. If you need to show the link to a page like that, it is better you add custom HTML element to your theme and style to to appear as tab.

Milan

It is all OK. When you created the Sidebar, you have the choice to set up the rules where the sidebar will show, and you activated only post types single pages. You did not activate Home Page (it is under Other Pages and Archives in the sidebar rules settings). With that, sidebar shows fine here: http://birkenhauer-elektrotechnik.de.w019589e.kasserver.com/2019/04/23/hallo-welt/

Change the rules here: http://birkenhauer-elektrotechnik.de.w019589e.kasserver.com/wp-admin/options-general.php?page=smart-sidebars-slider&tab=sidebars&sss-task=rules&job=1 to include different placements too.

Regards,
Milan

Hi,

Sorry for the delay, I checked the website, and there is no trace of my plugin Sidebars at all, not even JS/CSS files are loaded. Send me the login info (mark the reply as private), and I can check it out.

Regards,
Milan

Send me the URL where the sidebar(s) should appear, it can be that theme has overly aggressive styling that hides the slider.

Hi,

You can reply and set the reply as private, and post URL to the website.

Milan

Sorry for the late reply. Can you give me the URL to check out?

Hi,

I don’t see any issues in Chrome. Maybe you have some extensions that interfere with it, try to run Chrome without extensions to try. Also, check if you see any errors in Chrome console.

Milan

Why would you add quotes in function name? That’s why it crashes. Here is the fixed example:

[scode lang=”php”]add_filter(‘sss_sidebar_activation_1’, ‘sidebar_1_activation’);
function sidebar_1_activation($active) {
$active = is_category(‘products’);
return $active;
}[/scode]

This code will show the sidebar only for Products category. But, WooCommerce uses own taxonomy Category with the name ‘product_cat’, so your code will not affect WooCommerce pages. Here is the changed code:

[scode lang=”php”]add_filter(‘sss_sidebar_activation_1’, ‘sidebar_1_activation’);
function sidebar_1_activation($active) {
$active = is_tax(‘product_cat’, ‘name of the product category’);
return $active;
}[/scode]

Replace [b]name of the product category[/b] with the name of the product category.

Regards,
Milan

Developers Guide PDF that comes with the plugin contains PHP code example how to control each sidebar visibility, and you can use any conditional to determine if the sidebar should be displayed or not done using [b]Sidebar Activation Filter[/b].

Hi,

Shortcode Builder for TinyMCE is made to work on the admin side, it is not tested on the front end, because that is not WordPress built in functionality, and I can’t guarantee that whatever you use to do that (I have no idea with RTE is) is compatible with my plugin.

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Milan

I will recheck with the CodeCanyon, and if need, submit files again.

Thanks for reporting. This is valid URL, even with the port included (due to HTTPS use). But, I will release update next week with the fix.

Regards
Milan

Yes, that does it. In any case, update will be released soon.

OK, I have found the issue (the JavaScript library used to generate QR Code), and updated version of the plugin will be released before Monday.

Regards,
Milan