OK if any of you need to reply with further questions then please could you start a new thread in the support forum, it makes it much easier to manage that way, also I can mark threads as resolved and other people who have similar problems can find the answers by searching the forum.
@nofrills
Thanks. There isn’t an option for that I’m afraid, and I’m getting concerned about adding too many options to the plugin. However you could do this with the custom css field on the Advanced tab as long as the theme you’re using is following the WordPress coding standards then the body class in the theme should be set to home on the homepage, so you can add:
.sn-holiday-message-holder { display:none!important; }
.home .sn-holiday-message-holder { display:block!important; }
This will hide the message on every page on the site and then show it again on just the home page. If your theme isn’t following WordPress standards then I’m afraid there’s no way of doing this unless you edit your theme code which I wouldn’t recommend unless you know what you’re doing.
Regarding not been able to get your graphics to work, please can you open a new thread on the support forum with more details of exactly what the issue is if you need help with that.
@josephmiddleton
I don’t really understand your question I’m afraid. The cookie should be long enough so that the message doesn’t appear again, I think I’ve set it to 100 days, but if you want to reduce it then you’ll have to edit the plugin to do that. If your cache resets itself after an hour then there’s nothing I can do about that, cookies don’t really have anything to do with the cache anyway, so it must be resetting your cookies every hour.
@caygri
I’m not sure why that is, if it doesn’t appear at all then I guess you should just try another plugin because it’s probably not working with your current site configuration.
@rtank
Thanks. You could do a similar thing to the answer I gave for @nofrills, so set the plugin to show all the time, then as long as your theme is coding correctly you can use the following css in the custom css field:
.sn-holiday-message-holder { display:none!important; }
.home .sn-holiday-message-holder { display:block!important; }
That way, the message will show (with the snow) on the home page, but on interior pages the message is hidden, but as the snow is applied to the page not the message, the snowfall will continue to work on the interior pages.
@jjwerkman
Thanks. Exactly the same answer as @rtank’s above should work for you too I think.
