thanks for these awesome videos. Please I'm waiting for your videos about ajax load or lazy load and show more or infinity scroll for elementor. have a nice day.
Thank you for your suggestion. By the way, I have worked on "infinite scrolling" in the past, but the problem is that it is a bit difficult for the user to use my method, so I left it aside for now. I will try to fix its problems in the near future and publish it.
Hii! I have four tabs on a single page. In the menu bar, there are sub-menu options and tabs name are same. How can I set it up so that clicking on a sub-menu redirects to the corresponding tab?
Hi there The code you have entered on your site is wrapped in a p tag by WordPress, which prevents it from working properly. To fix this, you need to add the following code to the functions.php file of your child theme (or code snippets plugin): // Disable wpautop remove_filter( 'the_content', 'wpautop' ); remove_filter( 'the_excerpt', 'wpautop' ); You can find this code at this link: pastecode.io/s/tg46homb After that, you can re-enter the code that I showed you in my video on your site. I hope this helps.
@@WPCookie thanks for the response. To edit the functions.php file I believe a paid plan is required. I am currently on the free plan. Is there a way to do this on the free plan? If not, which plan is required?
So awesome, your tutorial is amazingly great.
thanks for these awesome videos
Please create a tutorial on how to change the default admin url without plugin.
I have already made this tutorial
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@@WPCookie Thanks! You are so talented.
thanks for these awesome videos. Please I'm waiting for your videos about ajax load or lazy load and show more or infinity scroll for elementor. have a nice day.
Thank you for your suggestion.
By the way, I have worked on "infinite scrolling" in the past, but the problem is that it is a bit difficult for the user to use my method, so I left it aside for now.
I will try to fix its problems in the near future and publish it.
@@WPCookie I am inspired by your videos. and i will wait....ajax load, which is the most necessary for a wordpress site
Hii! I have four tabs on a single page. In the menu bar, there are sub-menu options and tabs name are same. How can I set it up so that clicking on a sub-menu redirects to the corresponding tab?
Assign a class to each of your submenus, for example, red-sub
Then, in the code,between ... ,
replace div.red-tab div with .red-sub
@@WPCookie Thanks for your reply. Currently I have tried with CSS ID , then interconnect with the menu bar (in last added the CSS ID)
@@WPCookie Currently I m not used any code for this.
The script doesn’t seem to work.
Being displayed on the webpage at the html block once saved is,
:root { -tab-main: #bd06f; -tab-gray: #ccc } ..………
Hi there
The code you have entered on your site is wrapped in a p tag by WordPress, which prevents it from working properly. To fix this, you need to add the following code to the functions.php file of your child theme (or code snippets plugin):
// Disable wpautop
remove_filter( 'the_content', 'wpautop' );
remove_filter( 'the_excerpt', 'wpautop' );
You can find this code at this link: pastecode.io/s/tg46homb
After that, you can re-enter the code that I showed you in my video on your site. I hope this helps.
@@WPCookie thanks for the response. To edit the functions.php file I believe a paid plan is required. I am currently on the free plan. Is there a way to do this on the free plan? If not, which plan is required?
How can I have the tabs as buttons stacked on the left and the tab content on the right?