Hi,
Can you give us a link to your page so we can have a look? 🙂
Hi, it is the following link:
http://eee.tornalitica.com/cursos/curso-encargado-del-plan-de-contingencia-y-continuidad-de-negocios/
I look forward to hearing from you.
Best regards and thank you very much.
Hi again, I also noticed that the variable product dropdowns in woocommerce are not working, what can happen, some javascript conflict?
I look forward to hearing from you.
Thank you very much.
Hi,
I have seen the page. What you would need there is to set the NEWSLETTER box to be a push up element for the Sticky element and stop it from going lower. But that option is only available in the PRO version of WP Sticky.
As for the variable product dropdown, I couldn’t see the issue. I looked at http://eee.tornalitica.com/cursos/curso-encargado-del-plan-de-contingencia-y-continuidad-de-negocios/ and it seems to be working OK. Can you give me a link to a page where it does not work?
Hi again, the error in the variable product select has been solved.
In reference to the sticky, there is no possibility of being able to stop the sticky column, because right now the only thing I see is that it makes a fixed movement, that I can do with css, but your plugin in the free version you are putting that you can make a sticky, but then it is not so, ie the column would have to stop within its parent container. I understand that you want to offer the paid version but the minimum that should have the free option is this option no?
Could you help me or tell me if I’m doing something wrong please.
I look forward to hearing from you.
Best regards and thank you very much.
Well, sticky means that the element is stuck to a fixed position on the page. Which the free version does. After that, you can do various things (unstick it when it reaches a particular element, unstick it when it reaches a certain place in the page, only stick it in an area of the page etc.) but those options are only available in PRO 🙁
It’s not just a few lines of CSS, or using position:sticky, otherwise we would have made it available in free. There is quite a bit of JavaScript needed to keep track of where the sticky element is both relative to the page and other elements to make sure everything runs smoothly.