• Resolved ggdesigns

    (@ggdesigns)


    When I set up my popups I unchecked the box under Positioning next to: Checking this sets the positioning of the popup to fixed. However it automatically switches back to a fixed position the minute you open it up again.

    Until I realized this I was going crazy. Now I just make sure I uncheck it every time I go in and make a change but this should not be the case. There must be something that was missed so I thought I should bring it to your attention because I’m sure other people are going to have the same problem. Hopefully this can be fixed in upcoming updates 🙂

    Thanks for the great plugin!

    https://wordpress.org/plugins/popup-maker/

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  • Plugin Author Daniel Iser

    (@danieliser)

    @ggdesigns – Is that a new bug? Before it wouldn’t stay checked for users.

    Same problem for me, all popups are now with “Checking this sets the positioning of the popup to fixed” checked and is not possible to uncheck them…

    Plugin Author Daniel Iser

    (@danieliser)

    @mundial – Just to clarify, can you uncheck it but it rechecks after save?

    This likely won’t get addressed directly. We have already completely written a new triggers interface and settings API that I have tested thouroughly for checkboxes. It should not be an issue in v1.4 as it stands already.

    You can see a preview of that specific set of changes with screenshots here https://github.com/PopupMaker/Popup-Maker/issues/160

    I have the same problem which, unfortunately, makes the plug in unusable as there is no means of scrolling up or down to see the entire popup.

    Please let me know if/when this is updated.

    Many thanks.

    Normski

    Thread Starter ggdesigns

    (@ggdesigns)

    danieliser I don’t know if it’s a new bug. I haven’t used it before and I’m in the development state of a website at the moment using it. I like the plugin a lot otherwise.

    Plugin Author Daniel Iser

    (@danieliser)

    @normski, @ggdesigns – This issue has been resolved in v1.4, or should I say removed. The entire popup editor has be redone to be more reliable and easier to maintain.

    You can force it to not used fixed using CSS.

    #popmake-123 { position:static!important; }

    Hope that helps.

    Thread Starter ggdesigns

    (@ggdesigns)

    Great! When are they releasing v1.4?

    Thread Starter ggdesigns

    (@ggdesigns)

    Or I guess I should say when are YOU releasing v1.4 🙂

    MY SOLUTION

    The 2 Problems
    Popups taller than screen size when vertically centered would disappear off the screen (including the close button), and popups weren’t scrollable because position was permanently set to fixed. My client had recently run an instagram promotion and their retail website was being inundated with mobile users who couldn’t close the popup nor scroll to view all of the contents including a mailchimp signup form, and would eventually have to just leave the website.

    To view the working popup in action now you can visit http://www.alcapparel.com

    Display Settings

    • Change the popup size from responsive to custom.
    • For width enter the same % value you had under responsive.
    • Auto Adjusted Height is unchecked.
    • Scrollable Content is unchecked.
    • For height enter 100%. If you have margin or padding set you may need to adjust it down. I didn’t need to though.

    If you had a max-width setting to your popup don’t worry. We’re going to fix that below in the CSS.

    Position

    • Location is set to Top Center.
    • Fixed Positioning is obviously still set to fixed.
    • Top distance is set to 30px. Change to suit your own website design.

    CSS
    If you don’t have a child theme, or Appearance > Custom CSS built into your theme, install a free plugin called Custom CSS.

    .popmake {
    margin: 0 auto; max-width: 800px !important;
     }
    
    .popmake, .popmake.fixed, #popmake-11602 {
    top: 30px !important; position: static !important;
     }

    NOTES:

    CHANGE ‘#popmake-11602’ in the CSS to reflect the number used on your own website.

    Use iphone4simulator.com and iphone5simulator.com when playing around with these settings as just resizing your chrome browser or using firefox’s built in mobile view does not accurately show what happens on mobile.

    I believe it’s a great plugin, and will try to convince any future clients to purchase the premium version, and I think everyone else should too. 🙂

    Okay now the popup appears underneath the entire page content, and below the overlay. Sorry it was working for a while. Might delete everything, make sure those database tables are clear, then reinstall and see if things clear up. There’s been over 100 revisions since I started toying so it’s possible there’s something going on with the db.

    As a side note I’ve noticed that checking the option that you’ve loaded your own css and not to use the plugin’s css, and then saving, and then unchecking that option, and then saving, will often cause the plugin to recognise that there is new css coming from somewhere.

    I really feel like I’m battling this on multiple fronts at the moment.

    Plugin Author Daniel Iser

    (@danieliser)

    @orchid Design – Check this patch for the fixed position issue, read my response to your other submission for the rest.

    https://gist.github.com/danieliser/c15fedc08848137796e9

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