My only question is will this (loading 2 JS files of different versions) create any problem in any other pages? Likely. WP loads jQuery in noConflict mode, meaning it doesn’t occupy typical $ variable, but only jQuery one. However another copy of jQuery can very well get in a fight over jQuery one with the … Read more
I’m not sure about your question. If you want to do an if statement with two conditions, just use && (AND) or || (OR): if (dropDownText == “United Kingdom” && condition2 == “some”) { // do something } if (dropDownText == “United Kingdom” || condition2 == “some”) { // do something }
http://flowingdata.com/2018/03/26/altair-for-visualization-in-python/ – This is WordPress https://flowingdata.com/projects/2018/occ-age/ – This isn’t WordPress /projects/ is just a subfolder within the WordPress installation and it’s simply displaying a custom HTML page.
You could try with javascript, the following logic: On page load check if a hash exist in the url with something like: var hash = decodeURIComponent(location.hash.substr(1)); Then you would have two tables (one for team and one for advisors) with names matching the urls of your modals (e.g.: https://greentec-capital.com/team/peter-grouev/) like: var teamHashes = [‘peter-grouev’, ‘erick-yong’]; … Read more
The solution is simple. Look for the JS file in the page source. Once you get to the file, search it for any related ID or CLASS used in the page template and edit it. Hope it clarifies your confusions and helps you make needed edits. Happy coding!
you do have your menu JS code currently 2 times on the page. in https://www.manufakturamocy.pl/mm/wp-content/cache/minify/b6a70.default.include-body.8cc603.js and in https://www.manufakturamocy.pl/mm/wp-content/themes/mmocy/js/script.js?ver=4.9.9 which causes your menu open and close in the same time. maybe a problem with your cache and JS minify plugin.
Styles won’t be affected if you use different selectors. Create a custom stylesheet, and enqueue it immediatelly. When the page is ready just apply the styles to the mentioned responsive div, or create some logic behind it. So for example if you have <div class=”custom-sidebar”>Some content</div> Enqueue custom style within functions.php wp_enqueue_style( ‘some-custom-styles’, get_stylesheet_uri() . … Read more
To do that, you have to set hidden attribute to the sub menu. CSS #wrapper .fusion-vertical-menu-widget.left .menu .sub-menu { display: none; } to toggle display on the menu on hover over servizi, you can add jQuery hover to the menu item. jQuery var subMenu = jQuery(“#wrapper .fusion-vertical-menu-widget.left .menu .sub-menu”); jQuery(“#menu-item-12049”).hover(function(){ subMenu.show(); }, function(){ subMenu.hide(); }); … Read more
If you asking what is the replacement for .live() it’s .on()`, for enabling event handling for dynamically added elements and that’s how you would use it. $(document).on(“click”,”#test-element”,function() {}); so for your code. $(‘body’).on(‘click’, ‘.top_add_card’, function(event){ var parent = $(this).parent(); var $this_btn = $(this); var $target_block = $this_btn.siblings(‘div’); event.preventDefault(); event.stopPropagation(); if(parent.hasClass(‘active’) && $target_block.hasClass(‘hm_active_prep’)){ $target_block.fadeOut(function(){ parent.removeClass(‘active’); } … Read more
If this is relatively static code treat it as such and put it in a file or template. There are a couple of easy ways of doing this. Via templates Look at the way that WP does it – you have a folder called template-parts – insert your code there and call it in a … Read more