Automatically adding pum-trigger class on element

  • Resolved priljayme

    (@priljayme)


    5 years, 1 month ago

    The class is working fine on the button however it is also adding a “pum-trigger” and “popmake-” classes automatically on the <article> element which should not. So everytime I click anywhere on the article area, it is showing the popup.

    I could not share with you the link of the website that I am working, but I can share with you the source code screenshot showing the classes on the <article> element.

    Screenshot

    Is there anyway you can avoid this?

    I only set the Targeting on that page so that the Popmaker scripts will not show on the other pages.

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  • Bel

    (@belimperial)

    5 years, 1 month ago

    Hi @priljayme

    Thank you for reaching out!

    I viewed the screenshot and it seems you have used the trigger Click Open and added a CSS selector for the popup ID 47052. I’m not sure what you have used for the CSS selector, but for the popup to trigger a click open, a CSS selector popupmake-47052 must be manually added on the element. The pump trigger is automatically added when the click open is used and the trigger is pointed to the extra selector.

    By default, that is how it functions for the click open trigger with an extra selector. Removing those CSS selectors will prevent the popup to display when users click the article element.

    Hope that helps.

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    Thread Starter priljayme

    (@priljayme)

    5 years, 1 month ago

    Hi Bel, Thank you for the reply.

    Unfortunately, I didn’t put anything on the “Triggers” settings, plus there is no way to add classes on the <article> element, that’s why I am also wondering why the article element is automatically adding a “pum-trigger” and “popmake-” classes.

    The only settings I changed was the “Targeting”, other settings are either blank or default. Anyway, I tested it also on other pages, and the popups are working fine.
    The only difference is that the affected page has a “FAQ” plugin script activated which I think is conflicting with your plugin. I think it also has an addclass query somewhere in their script which messes up the whole page.

    For now, it is working fine as long as we don’t include the other plugin script on our end. This plugin is really nice so thank you very much. 🙂

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