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Once TheThe Sliding Panels WordPress plugin has been configured and activated, how can I place my content into it?

On activation, each panel/window creates its corresponding widget area in the WP Admin section:

• Top Panel -> Top Sliding Panel widget area
• Bottom Panel -> Bottom Sliding Panel widget area
• Left Panel -> Left Sliding Panel widget area
• Right Panel -> Right Sliding Panel widget area
• Modal Window -> Modal Window widget area

So, you can just go to Appearance'Widgets from your WP Admin Dashboard and place your HTML/content/widget in the widget areas created by TheThe Sliding Panels WordPress plugin.

How can I add some logic to my sliding panels appearance?

That's quite simple, actually. We recommend you to get FREE WP Plugins like Widget Context or Widget Logic to add logic to the widgets you are placing into the widget areas of the sliding panels.

What is that 'Suppressing Cookie' panel parameter for?

Leave it blank if you are not sure what it is for. Actually, this is an advanced option that helps you control your panel/window opening logic. It allows you to keep your Sliding Panels deactivated when some cookie is present on the visitor's computer.

For example, if you want to display your Modal Window with your Newsletter Opt-In Form only for those visitors who have not been subscribed yet, you can choose to do so. In this case, when someone subscribes to your newsletter, you can set a cookie 'Subscriber' to him. Then, enter this name in the 'Suppressing Cookie' field of the panel. And you are done!

Those visitors who have already subscribed to your newsletter will not see your modal window anymore, while new visitors will continue seeing it until they subscribe.

I have entered all parameters - *Corner Radius*, *Shadow Size* and *Color* for my sliding panel but it seems that they are all ignored. How can I change the parameters for my sliding panels?

Since Corner Radius, Shadow Size and Color parameters are set using CSS3 specification, some browsers like IE may not support them. Visitors who browse your site through modern browsers will see all the settings; but those who use browsers that do not support CSS3 will not.

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