mark l chaves

Hi @malinerdal,

Can you see if the fix released in the Gravity Forms Signature Add-On version 4.3 works for you?

https://docs.gravityforms.com/signature-change-log/#4-3-2022-06-15

Thanks!

Hey @evangwin,

We’re going to mark this thread as resolved since we haven’t heard back from you.

Please feel free to start a new thread or submit a help request 🙂

https://code-atlantic.com/contact/

Have a great day!

Hey @gresio64,

If that’s the code you’re using in your child theme functions.php, it definitely won’t work. Your copy/paste introduced many errors for example:

1) Const is invalid. I should be const. Function is wrong. It needs to be function. Button is wrong. It needs to be button. And, so forth. Please don’t use that code you pasted into this thread. Please use the code we gave you.

Here’s the code again.

https://gist.github.com/marklchaves/d4240f7ddcd84c270cdcc05a0ca380d6

You need to be fluent in JavaScript if you want to work with any custom code. If you’re not, please work with a WordPress web developer who is.

2) At the bottom, Add_ottion is completely wrong. See line 17 in the correct code we gave you earlier.

3) The instructions say to ignore line 1 if you’re using your functions.php. Since you’re using functions.php, copying line 1 will cause an error. Don’t copy line 1 into your functions.php. Follow the instructions carefully.

We already did the hard work of getting you a working example for your cookie consent. It should work properly after you install it correctly and update your popup ID number (see instructions in the code).

The install and edits are only a 2-minute job. That should be easy for a WordPress developer to do.

Here’s a video of the code working perfectly on our test site.

https://share.wppopupmaker.com/X6uRd8P5

If you’re still having issues even after following all instructions and how-to guides perfectly, then submit a ticket with your admin access so we can take a look.

Cheers!

Hey @canelodigital,

You probably don’t need JavaScript or jQuery.

Can you try CSS only?

#pum-198.pum.pum-overlay {
	display: block;
	transform: translate(-200%, 0);
}
	
#pum-198.pum.pum-overlay.pum-active {
  	display: initial !important;
  	transform: unset;
}

Learn how to add custom CSS here https://docs.wppopupmaker.com/article/287-getting-started-with-custom-css

If that doesn’t work, you might need to ask the date time picker team if they have a workaround or a way to override their default selectors.

We hope that helps.

Let us know if you need anything else.

Have a great day 🙂

Hey @shianghe,

Here’s what we see when we visit the page you need help with (https://www.mihekchart.net/tstock/9275/).

https://share.wppopupmaker.com/qGuOd9Ld

It doesn’t look like the default login.

Maybe you got things working now?

Just let us know.

Cheers!

Hey @evangwin,

Thanks for posting. We’re not seeing those warnings running:

– WordPress 6.0
– Content Control 1.1.9
– PHP 8
– Twenty Twenty-One theme

Can you give us more details?

– WordPress version
– Content Control version
– PHP version
– Theme
– Steps to reproduce the issue

Cheers 🙂

Hey @gresio64,

Check out the how-to guides linked on lines 23-24 😉

Give us a yell back if you get stuck anywhere.

Cheers!

Hey @szymonnt,

Not right now. Content Control restricts content based on roles (as you’ve noticed). If you only need to restrict content to a few clients at a time, you can conceiveably create a custom role for each of those customers and then use that role in your restriction rule.

Examples:

Username: mickjagger
Role: micksrole

Username: jimihendrix
Role: jimisrole

Obviously, the username and role need to be one-to-one and this solution won’t scale up very well. But, it’ll work if you don’t need to scale very big.

Lastly, there are plugins like WooCommerce extensions (and others) that allow you to customize account pages.

We hope that helps.

Let us know if you need anything else.

Have a great day 🙂