mark l chaves

Hey @eliant,

Thanks so much for posting.

You should be able to get the post ID through the global post object.

For the Content Control restriction and roles, please have a look at the get_rules method in JP\CC\Site\Restrictions class.

You’ll need to parse the array it returns to get the info you want. Then, you can cross-reference the restriction roles with WordPress capabilities if needed.

We hope that helps.

Let us know if you need anything else.

Have a great day 🙂

Hey @mcgrelio,

Sorry for the delay. If you’re using the custom message protection (versus a redirect), you’ll see the featured image because:

1) Content Control only restricts post-entry content.

2) Featured post images are part of the post header, not the post-entry content.

The good news is that you can write custom JavaScript (JS) to hide the post featured image every time there’s a Content Control custom message protection on the page.

Here’s an example that would work on the Twenty Twenty-One theme.

(function() {
	const elt = document.querySelector('.denial-message-wrapper');

        // If there's a Content Control denial message on this page, then
        // hide the featured image.
	if (elt) { 
            // Notes: Change the selector below to the one your theme uses
            // for post featured images.
    	    document.querySelector('.post-thumbnail').style.display = 'none';
	}
})();

Your JS should go into the footer of your posts.

Learn more about adding custom JavaScript to your WordPress site in this guide.

https://docs.wppopupmaker.com/article/84-getting-started-with-custom-js

Can you give that a try and let us know how it goes?

Thanks so much 🙂

Hey @karim66,

If you’re referring to the WooCommerce my-account page, then *no* you cannot.

You cannot because the WooCommerce my-account page and the WooCommerce my-account/lost-password page are the same pages (just different endpoints).

So, when you create a restriction for the my-account page, it will also restrict the my-account/lost-password endpoint (using Woo terminology).

What you can do is:

– Disable the Woo lost-password endpoint.
– Create a custom lost password page.
– Link to that custom lost password page from your login or Content Control denial message.

We hope that helps.

Let us know if you need anything else.

Have a great day 🙂

Hey @bhattashu86,

Just to add, Google’s PageSpeed report doesn’t show Popup Maker causing a performance issue.

https://pagespeed.web.dev/report?url=https%3A%2F%2Fdivine.bahuranngi.com%2Fbest-breast-enlargement-silicone-implants-surgery-clinic%2F&form_factor=desktop

It looks like your page size (16 MB) and YouTube are your biggest offenders.

You should try to get your page size as close to 1 MB as possible. Then, look at how you’re using YouTube to see if you can streamline that.

You can learn more about reducing your page size here https://web.dev/total-byte-weight/

Also, we looked at the popups that are loading on that page. Here’s a list of the popups we saw on your page.

https://share.wppopupmaker.com/L1uRbOyo

Again, we don’t see Popup Maker slowing your site down from the PageSpeed report. But, if you want to optimize your popups, we think you should disable any popups you don’t need anymore and use targeting rules to load popups only on the pages you need them.

You can learn more about Popup Maker’s targeting settings here.

https://docs.wppopupmaker.com/article/235-standard-targeting-conditions

If you find any issues specific to Popup Maker feel free to start a new thread (that’s more relevant to the topic) or reach out to us on our website.

https://wppopupmaker.com/support/#submit-a-support-ticket/

Have a great weekend 🙂

Hey @ccs0xx00,

I’m seeing a JS error in the console and I think it’s blocking the Popup Maker JS code from loading.

Console: https://share.wppopupmaker.com/JruOmBxp

Source: https://share.wppopupmaker.com/6quZwnv1

Can you either fix that broken code or temporarily remove it and retest the popup? Make sure you check your console for errors when testing things out.

BTW, we can manually launch your popup. So, once Popup Maker can load successfully, you should be able to open that popup normally again.

https://share.wppopupmaker.com/X6uEn6E8

Let us know how that goes.

• This reply was modified 4 years, 1 month ago by mark l chaves. Reason: Clarification

Hi @cgrignon,

We’re assuming this isn’t an issue for you anymore since we’re taking care of you in a related separate thread.

So, we’re marking this as resolved for now. Let us know otherwise.

Cheers!

Hi @cgrignon,

Thanks for letting us know about our contact form. We’re not seeing that issue. Hopefully, it was just temporary.

In the future, make sure you use this link https://wppopupmaker.com/support

Then, click Other Support.

Is it possible to switch to the original video players? What would you advise?

Yes. It should be possible. Have you tried using the embed code instead of just the share URL? The embed code should stop WordPress from using the mejs player.

For example, if I paste this into the text tab of my popup editor, the Vimeo controls work fine and the mejs controls are disabled.

<iframe title="vimeo-player" src="https://player.vimeo.com/video/76979871?h=8272103f6e" width="640" height="360" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe>

Also, I’ve been trying to set the subtitles to show by default (by adding ?texttrack=en for vimeo urls for example) but it doesn’t seem to work, do you have experience with this?

We’re not Vimeo experts, but we found these instructions in their docs.

https://help.vimeo.com/hc/en-us/articles/224968828-Captions-and-subtitles#h_01FPAZBD10B1RVKG1QFWSTF85V

Maybe that’ll work for you?

Have a great day 🙂

• This reply was modified 4 years, 1 month ago by mark l chaves. Reason: Clarification