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Charlie
KeymasterHello Joe,
Does your computer have a touch screen? If so, try sliding it with your finger.
If that doesn’t work please try using a different browser.
Charlie
KeymasterHello Jose,
You will need to create another APP on Facebook for each site: https://developers.facebook.com/apps/.
Then use the corresponding API keys for each domain.
Charlie
KeymasterHello Joachim,
Welcome to the community :)
This is a very simple thing to fix so please just follow the instructions below and you will have clickable zones.
1. Go to your All Ads page then scroll down until you see a box labeled Advanced Settings.
2. Open this box up and change the setting Main DOM Element for clickable area from body to #content-containerPlease let us know if there is anything else we can help you with today.
Charlie
KeymasterHello Peter,
I replied to you on this topic: https://draftpress.com/support/topic/rotate-problem/#post-18987
Usually cache is disabled for admin accounts so any changes you make are reflected instantly.
Charlie
KeymasterHello Peter,
This is very likely caused by Nginx cache.
Is it possible for you to disable the HTML cache for the pages you need the background image to rotate?
Charlie
KeymasterI can’t see the code on the style.css file, try using this plugin to add the CSS code: https://wordpress.org/plugins/simple-custom-css/
Charlie
KeymasterI see what you mean, try this:
1. Set the Main DOM Element back to body
2. Add this CSS code:body { padding-top: 10px; }
Let me know if you need help adding CSS code.
Charlie
KeymasterCharlie
KeymasterSeems to be working now, can you check?
Charlie
KeymasterLooks like the Main DOM Element is still “body”
Did you save the changes when you changed it to body, .site-header .wrap ?
Charlie
KeymasterHello Ovidiu,
Welcome to the community! :)
To make the header clickable, please try this:
1. Go to your WordPress Dashboard > Background Takeover
2. Click on Advanced Settings (the yellow box at the bottom of the page)
3. Change the Main DOM Element for clickable area to: body, .site-header .wrapLet me know if this is works.
Charlie
KeymasterGo to your WordPress Dashboard > Settings > Related Post Pro
And then go to the Updates tab and enter your license key, after that you’ll receive a notification about the version 2.0.5 update.
Charlie
KeymasterHello George,
Update your Related Post Pro to the latest version and it will show all 6 related posts.
Charlie
KeymasterHello,
Welcome to the community :)
Looks like you are using an image optimizer or maybe a cache plugin that is resizing your external images.
If you access your external image directly, does it maintain the original dimensions (700×90)? Sometimes image hosting providers can shrink your images, but I have tried using an image from DropBox without any issue so I don’t think that’s the case here.
Does your ad image filename end with “700×90”? e.g.: my-ad-image700x90.png
If so try removing the “700×90” from the filename (rename it to something else), I have seen that cause issues on WordPress sites before.
Also, could you right-click the image and select Open Image in a New Tab? And verify if the URL is the same you entered on the Ads In Posts settings?
Charlie
KeymasterLooks like you missed the 2 first steps:
1. Edit the Recent Post Pro widget (Dashboard > Appearance > Widgets)
2. Set the Layout to Stacked CardThe new CSS only affects Stacked Card layout.
Please let me know if it works after following the steps mentioned above.
Charlie
KeymasterChange the Main DOM element for clickable areas to #page
Let me know if it works.
Charlie
KeymasterHello Cauê,
Welcome to the community! :)
Please send me a link to your site so I can help you pick the correct DOM element for Background Takeover to work properly on your site.
Charlie
KeymasterTry this:
1. Edit the Recent Post Pro widget
2. Set the Layout to Stacked Card
3. Add this CSS code/* Add play button to Recent Posts Pro - Stacked Card layout */ .nnr-rp-stacked-card-image-container { position:relative; } .nnr-rp-stacked-card-image-container:after { content: ''; width:100px;height:100px; position:absolute; top:50%;right:50%; margin-top: -43px; margin-right: -57px; background:url('https://s9.postimg.org/55z6cbqxr/play.png') 100% / 100%; } /* Force thumbnails to have the same size on Recent Post Pro - Stacked Card layout */ .nnr-rp-stacked-card-image { height:170px; object-fit: cover; }
4. Remove the previous CSS code I sent you as it will not affect the Stacked Card layout
Let me know if this works for you.
Charlie
KeymasterHello George,
Looks like some posts are missing their Featured Image,
To add a Featured Image:
1. Edit the post that doesn’t have an image
2. Scroll down untill you see the Featured Image section
3. Click on “Set featured image” and manually pick the image you want to use as thumbnail
4. Scroll back up and click on the blue “Update” button to save the changesAfter adding a Featured Image, the Related Posts Pro thumbnail should update immediately, no need to clear cache.
Let me know if this helps!
Charlie
KeymasterHello,
1) Try this CSS code to increase thumbnail image size from your Recent Posts:
body .nnr-rp-thumbnail-image-container { width: 100%; display: block; padding-right: 0; /* need this for play button */ position:relative; } body .nnr-rp-thumnail-image { width: 300px; height: auto; }
Example:
2) This CSS code will add a “play” button to all your Recent Posts:
.nnr-rp-thumbnail-image-container:after { content: ''; width:100px;height:100px; position:absolute; top:59%; margin-top: -100%; right:95px; background:url('https://s9.postimg.org/55z6cbqxr/play.png') 100% / 100%; }
Example:
Hope this is what you’re looking for.
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