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Announcement & Notification Banner – Bulletin · support · 2023-04-15T10:11:00+00:00

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vermaakpetrus resolved
Hi there, I’m trying before purchase and I have the following problem. Problem 1: I have a fixed header in elementor, I’ve added the css element .elementor-location-header, but it does not scroll. How do I resolve this? Problem 2 Also, I have a sticky footer and when I select float at bottom it completely replaces my sticky footer. The page I need help with: [ log in to see the link] Hi, thanks for getting in touch. I’m unable to see the page you referenced due to a protocol error. Would you be able to re-send a page that is accessible for us? thanks sorry finger trouble: https://agsapp.pkvss.com/ Please view on mobile device to see the footer. Thanks For the header bulletin, this is indeed the intended behavior. It will only show on first load, but would not scroll down with the user. I think for your site / app this would also not be a desired UX as it will block off too much of the viewport For the floating footer bulletin, please try to add this custom CSS: #bulletinwp-bulletin-item-1 { bottom: 90px; } This should move the bulletin slightly above your fixed nav at the bottom. Hope this helps, but let me know of further questions Thanks for the fix. We do actually want this to work with the header as well. Even though it eats screen real estate, because we are going to use the option to let the user close the notification. I guess we could simply write our own css for that. Was hoping for a more permanent solution than just using custom css. Thank you for the prompt response. Purchased the lifetime plugin, is there any way to make it work above and below header as well please? Hi — sure this is possible In Settings, set “My site has a fixed header” to yes Then in the bulletin edit screen, make sure you’ve chosen the header banner In the header options tab, you can now select the Bulletin to show Above or below your header

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Rock Solid 2023-04-16T00:26:00+00:00

Hi, thanks for getting in touch. I’m unable to see the page you referenced due to a protocol error. Would you be able to re-send a page that is accessible for us? thanks

vermaakpetrus 2023-04-16T05:32:00+00:00

sorry finger trouble: https://agsapp.pkvss.com/ Please view on mobile device to see the footer.

Rock Solid 2023-04-16T11:18:00+00:00

Thanks For the header bulletin, this is indeed the intended behavior. It will only show on first load, but would not scroll down with the user. I think for your site / app this would also not be a desired UX as it will block off too much of the viewport For the floating footer bulletin, please try to add this custom CSS: #bulletinwp-bulletin-item-1 { bottom: 90px; } This should move the bulletin slightly above your fixed nav at the bottom. Hope this helps, but let me know of further questions

vermaakpetrus 2023-04-17T08:50:00+00:00

Thanks for the fix. We do actually want this to work with the header as well. Even though it eats screen real estate, because we are going to use the option to let the user close the notification. I guess we could simply write our own css for that. Was hoping for a more permanent solution than just using custom css. Thank you for the prompt response.

vermaakpetrus 2023-04-18T12:31:00+00:00

Purchased the lifetime plugin, is there any way to make it work above and below header as well please?

Rock Solid 2023-04-24T13:32:00+00:00

Hi — sure this is possible In Settings, set “My site has a fixed header” to yes Then in the bulletin edit screen, make sure you’ve chosen the header banner In the header options tab, you can now select the Bulletin to show Above or below your header