mln83

Hi mark,

Thanks for the quick response.

Yeah, I can understand that the admin side of things could be a bit of a pain. Some suggestions for the admin side:

Have a general Settings page where people can set up the basic constraints for the sticky element(s) like:

Space between top of page and sticky element.
Check for Admin Toolbar.
Do not stick element when screen smaller than: (optional) ?
Do not stick element when screen larger than: (optional) ?
Z-index: (optional) ?
Push-up element (optional): ?
Dynamic mode: ?
Debug mode: ?

Then Add a new tab called Element(s). Inside this tab have options for:
Sticky Element 1: * ? (required)

and then an ADD button below the sticky element where people can add a new element.

These are just some ideas. Thanks again for crafting this useful plugin 🙂

Best regards,
Michael

Hi @imath,

I believe that you are right. It is an issue with WSL.

Thank you for getting back on this issue I really appreciate the support. I’ll be sure to experiment with the code you provided.

Best regards,
Michael

Hi @fruitfulcode,

Thanks. I look forward to the updates.

Best regards,
Michael

I checked with draw.io developers and they do not sanitize the SVG files. They have no plans to implement this feature, so it will be up to the end-user to sanitize the files.

This could be a good feature to have in DrawIT. Perhaps pass it through SVG-Sanitizer (described above) before it will be saved on the server.

Best regards,
Michael

Sounds cool!

I understand that it’s not a straightforward thing to do. I can imagine a few possible ways of achieving it. Some ideas:

Option 1:
Encapsulation around sticky elements:

<div id="catcher">
    <!--catcher-->

    Insert sticky elements (IDs / DIVs) inside this one.
</div>

Potential problem: could cause issues with stylesheets.

Option 2:
Calculate relative position based on reference element:

<div id="ID1">
    <!--catcher-->
</div>

Height: 100px

<div id="ID2">
    <!--catcher 2-->
</div>

Height: 200px
+100px from previous element

<div id="ID3">
    <!--catcher 3-->
</div>

+100px + 200px from previous element

Problems: A lot of bookkeeping.

Option 3:
Have a look at code inside Q2W3:
https://wordpress.org/plugins/q2w3-fixed-widget/

Anyway I look forward to seeing what you come up with 🙂

Best regards,
Michael

For anyone having similar issues:

As a temporary workaround, I am using the standard

id-button-class {
  display: none;
}

to hide the troublesome tinyMCE buttons. It does have some side-effects on other pages, however. So you may need to experiment a bit.

Best regards,
Michael

Hi guys,

You may also want to check out:
https://wordpress.org/plugins/rendez-vous/

It’s pretty cool to allow people to meet up for a project.

Best regards,
Michael