Hi Mary,
No, there isn’t a way to disable plugins relative to a specific part of the page. Plugin Organizer has no control over what plugins actually do/render upon the page itself. Plugin Organizer only controls which plugins are loaded or not loaded and where.
If you send me a link to your website I can check it out, see what is going on and possibly recommend a solution.
Ok, so here is the link to my homepage. I really don’t want the header images to be grayscale.
http://marypatking.com/
The only reason I’m using a grayscale plugin is for (the portfolio portion of) this page – but it affects all images on all pages. Hence, the reason your plugin is great to turn it off on the other pages. I really would like to just tell the grayscale plugin to work on the portfolio, but my wordpress skills are limited. any suggestions (without taking me too far into the CSS)?
Thanks in advance…
MP King
Hi Mary,
Here is a screencast of the adjustment I made. I believe it is what you would like.
Please confirm.
See the screencast
@ https://youtu.be/AdVr1wmtQuk
If so, do you have a custom css option in your theme?
– You will need such an option to apply the custom css to apply the results from the screencast.
Yes I do have a custom CSS option. What do I need to do?
MP King
Hi,
Copy and paste the css code below in your Custom Css option, save, then check if the results give you want you want 🙂
#masthead img,
.so-widget-sow-slider img {
-webkit-filter: grayscale(0%);
filter: none !important;
}
It worked beautifully! Thank you very much!!!
MP King
Hi Mary,
You’re welcome!
Glad it worked out for you.
Oh, I meant to say.. I’m not the author of this plugin, just a helper.
If you check this last message would you so kindly mark this topic as “Resolved”?
– On the desktop or laptop the option should be over to the right side or an option when you post your next reply.
