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Setting up Elements

WP Scroll Depth · support · 2017-01-20T10:08:00+00:00

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nyhotdogman unresolved

Hi there, stupid question (maybe I missed it), but when adding an element to the plugin like “#postend” How does the plugin know when this element is scrolled into view? So the element needs to be somehow named according the plugin’s instruction in the source code, right? What are the name/code requirements here so the plugin can detect this? Thanks a lot, Sebastian Sorry for the delayed response. An item named “#postend” is an HTML element with an ID of “postend.” Such as: <div id="postend" class="footerthing"> This might be something in your theme, it could be created with a plugin, or it might be something you enter using the WordPress editor or Customizer. To track that element, enter its CSS Selector (# for ID, . for class) in the dashboard setting under Elements to Track. The naming requirements are just those of CSS selectors . Thanks for the answer! Got it and working well 😉

Commercial Context

Opportunity

booking revenue assurance

Events booking flow assurance for keeping booking availability and appointment flows working

Buyer: service businesses and booking-site builders

Wedge: test events availability, booking notifications, payment handoffs, and calendar sync

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Analysis

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Summary: Setting up Elements: users show compatibility, missing feature, support pain that may indicate a product gap.

Evidence quote: Setting up Elements Hi there, stupid question (maybe I missed it), but when adding an element to the plugin like “#postend” How does the plugin know when this element is scrolled into view?

Affected feature: dashboard

compatibility missing feature support dashboard

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WP Scroll Depth

1.0K active installs · 25.4K downloads · rating 100.0

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lonfirebrand 2017-01-23T19:45:00+00:00

Sorry for the delayed response. An item named “#postend” is an HTML element with an ID of “postend.” Such as: <div id="postend" class="footerthing"> This might be something in your theme, it could be created with a plugin, or it might be something you enter using the WordPress editor or Customizer. To track that element, enter its CSS Selector (# for ID, . for class) in the dashboard setting under Elements to Track. The naming requirements are just those of CSS selectors .

nyhotdogman 2017-01-26T17:11:00+00:00

Thanks for the answer! Got it and working well 😉