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Hi @lennylicious ,
You could either decrease the z-index of Buttonizer or increase the z-index of the mobile menu using custom CSS.
Buttonizer’s z-index could be overwritten with this custom CSS code:
.buttonizer { z-index: 99999 !important; }Please let us know if you are able to set Buttonizer behind the mobile menu! 😁
Hi @lennylicious ,
Thanks for the update!
Thanks for your reply. No, I did not receive anything from you, I’ve checked in the Spam folder as well.
That is weird, we have responded to the email where the ticket came from (the admin email).
However,
1) I’m glad to hear it has solved the issue for desktop! I have just checked your website on my phone and I don’t see any white spaces. It may be your browser cache on mobile.
2) Oh, that’s unfortunate. That seems to be something that they have changed then…
We’ll add this issue to our feature/buglist and make sure to add a toggle to the Facebook Messager button action in a future version of Buttonizer to disable that dialog.
I will do a follow-up as soon we have released a new version with a solution for your problem. I do not have a release date unfortunately.
If you have any other questions, let me know!
Hi @lennylicious ,
Thank you for reaching out. We have actually replied to your email on: May 4th 2020 9:20 PM (Dutch Timezone). Have you checked your SPAM folder?
1) It seemed like that it’s the Facebook ‘root’ element that you see. You should be able to hide the white space by adding the following CSS to your website:
#fb-root { height: 0; }2) That should be a Facebook setting on your Facebook page. You can disable that behaviour in your Page Settings (if I am correct)
Let us know if this helps!
- This reply was modified 6 years, 2 months ago by Buttonizer.
Hi @ricaneaga,
Unfortunately, this is currently not possible on Buttonizer.
This does sound like a great feature to have though, and we would like to implement it in the future.
I’ve added this into our feature request list. 🙂Hi @ricaneaga !
Thank you for the feedback! Indeed it would be great to get rid of jQuery dependency in the frontend.
Currently we only use it on several places which can easily be replaced with vanilla JS or other small alternatives. I’ll add it to our to-do list and we will release it in version 2.2 of Buttonizer.
This feature will be available in the beta branch of version 2.2 next week (which you can enable in Account settings in Buttonizer if you need it). You can read more about it here.
The official release of version 2.2 might be in a few weeks after we have completed all new features.
Let us know if you have any more feedback 🙂
Hi @tableauxadmin ,
We’d like to help you, but unfortunately we are not allowed to discuss any premium functions on the WordPress forums as this is against the WordPress rules.
You can contact us via our contact form on our website, then we’ll be able to help you from there! https://buttonizer.pro/contact
Also, we have our Buttonizer Community. Your login credentials on the community are different then your Buttonizer (it’s a seperate system).
We hope to hear from you via our forums or contact form!
If there are any questions regarding to the free version of Buttonizer, let me know 🙂
On SG Optimizer’s WordPress page, they have a function to exclude a css file from being minified.
add_filter( 'sgo_css_combine_exclude', 'css_combine_exclude' ); function css_combine_exclude( $exclude_list ) { // Add the style handle to exclude list. $exclude_list[] = 'buttonizer_frontend_style'; return $exclude_list; }Could you try adding this into your functions.php and see if it will exclude the CSS file of Buttonizer?
Hi @depremz ,
Thanks for your support question!
Does your site perhaps have SG Optimizer or any other caching plugins?
It seems that the css file of Buttonizer isn’t being loaded in.If it does have SG Optimizer, you can perhaps disable “Minify CSS Files” to make Buttonizer show up.
Hi @kayz5 , our next update will probably be released on Thursday!
Hi @kayz5 ,
Thanks for bringing this into our attention!
We’ve found out what’s causing the issue and it will be fixed in the next update.
If you have any other issues, please let us know! 🙂
Hi @hosseinkh ,
Unfortunately, Buttonizer is currently not compatible with translate plugins.
We are currently working on making Buttonizer compatible with translation plugins like WPML.
We plan to release it on version 2.4 of Buttonizer! 🙂Hi @mmln ,
Yes, on the free version, you can create an unlimited amount of buttons.
But only 7 buttons will be visible at a time.The reason is that more buttons won’t fit most of the mobile screens these days. We suggest to make different buttons for different screen sizes, an example: only show the phone number button on mobile.
Mostly you have different actions for mobile and desktop, so playing smart with it can help you ordering your buttons, having some desktop only and some mobile only. Then you’re able to make 14 buttons in total.
This is also the case for our pro version, there is a limit for 7 buttons at a time per menu for the same reason.
Hi @loolinid sorry for the late response. You can add multiple whats app buttons with different phone numbers but unfortunately you can’t yet have multiple agents for one button. We will look into it for our roadmap thanks :).
@yavuzc many thanks for the extensive review :D!
@ipidiw thank you for your great review 🙂