• Resolved simonbbs

    (@simonbbs)


    Hey Guys,

    We’re trying to add a working button/link to the maintenance mode page (as a we’ve moved screen & to redirect users to a related site of the same owners)

    So far, we have tried adding a button with CSS & html, however, it appears we are unable to do this in a way that keeps the page responsive.

    We can add a button and line it up properly on one screensize, but whenever we check it on a different screensize the button has moved.

    We’ve also tried adding a full splash screen as a linkable image in the maintenance mode settings, however, like the button issue we cannot make this lineup properly for multiple screen sizes.

    Finally, I’ve tried modifying the plugin files to make the entire page / background image a link, but no matter where I add the link in the file it does not properly cover the page (but I can see it in the source code)

    Are you aware of a way we can either 1: Edit the maintenance mode page in a page builder, 2: Apply a link to the background image so the entire page is a link, 3: Make the entire page a link in a different way?

    Thanks!

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  • Plugin Author WebFactory

    (@webfactory)

    Hi,
    Sorry about the delayed response!

    1 – no, sorry, you definitely can’t edit it in a page builder
    2 – no that’s just not possible HTML wise
    3 – that could be done with some JS, something like
    $('body').on('click', function() { window.location = 'new.url'; return false; })

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