Buttonizer

Hi vvalladolid,

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.

We may change this for the future, do you have any suggestions how we can make this easier to let our users know?

Let us know, and thank you for your support request!

• This reply was modified 6 years, 11 months ago by Buttonizer.

Hi @wittymind ! Thank you for using Buttonizer!

That sounds weird… What device is the guest using? Desktop? Mobile? And if so, what browser?

Then we can do some tests to check if we can reproduce the problem. At the moment we are not aware of this problem, so we’ll need to look into it 🙂

Hi teeboy4real,

Thanks for this feature request!
We’ve just taken a look at the Popups and we will be able to make a new action for it!

It will be included in the next update for Buttonizer. 🙂

Hi Tonnick!

Thank you for your question! As this is a premium feature and we’re not allowed to discuss this on the WordPress forums (WordPress forum guidelines), I’d like you to redirect you to our own community where we can help you!

You can find our forums here: https://community.buttonizer.pro/

Cheers!

Hi teeboy4real,

Thanks for the compliment! 🙂

You can perhaps add a script on your footer.
The script will be an event listener that will look and see if the focus is on the input.

If the focus is on the input, it will change the opacity of Buttonizer to zero.
If the focus goes away from the input (blur), it will change the opacity back to a hundred.

Here’s a script that I made and tested:
The input I used had the class “search-field”.

<script>
	document.querySelector('.search-field').addEventListener('focus', () => {
		document.querySelector('.buttonizer').style.opacity = '0';
	});

	document.querySelector('.search-field').addEventListener('blur', () => {
		document.querySelector('.buttonizer').style.opacity = '100';
	});
</script> 

Let me know if you have any questions!

• This reply was modified 7 years, 1 month ago by Buttonizer.
• This reply was modified 7 years, 1 month ago by Buttonizer.
• This reply was modified 7 years, 1 month ago by Buttonizer.

Hi Pierre!

Good question! At this moment we still do not have this feature available yet. The past few months (actually, almost for a year) we’ve focussed on a brand new version of Buttonizer to refresh the experience. This version (Buttonizer 2.0) will be released next week to all our users 🙂

This version will not have that feature available yet. But since we’re with a bigger team now, I expect that will be able to build many more features the next few months!

I’ve added this request to our feature-request list!

How would you like to see multi-language integrated into Buttonizer?

Hi @geokongr! Thank you for your review!

I am curious if you have any suggestions or ideas to improve the free version of Buttonizer? Let us know! 🙂

Hi,

Thanks for asking for support!
Is it possible that the button is not appearing because “Show on desktop” is not on?
If your intent was to only show the button on mobile but it’s not appearing on mobile. Let us know!