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Already updated and not working. Please can you take a look?

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Ok, I’ll try to update everything and then I hope you can help me.

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Is this solved in 2.4.4. ? We already have developed all the site and changed some theme archives. Can you ensure us it will work properly with the update?

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Found! thank you very much, I didn’t know this new configuration page.

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Hi Rui,

I’ve been testing the issue in further depth. I’ve come across a solution. In my case I could fix the issue with the following css:

@media screen and (max-width: 1024px;){
html, body{
z-index: 0 !important;
overflow: scroll !important;
}
}

I’ve tested it in some browsers and all seems correct. And it fixes it for Chrome Android 40.0…

I hope it helps for a global Cardinal Fix. If so, as I’m a devoted Cardinal (I’ve bought the theme several times) and its not the first fix I help solving, you think I can get some cardinal for free or a discount in the Developer License? 🙂

Thanks!

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Hi Rui,

It has nothing to do with my plugins. Please check your own website (Cardinal Demo) on the latest Chrome version for Android (40.0.2214.89).

The scrolling is totally blocked!!

Try with this url…

Home

I think the issue is related to hammer.js and the “touch-action” css property. But if want, start checking your plugins…

Now that is a global cardinal issue, please try to find a solution.

Thanks!!

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Hi Rui,

Finally we managed to do it with this:

 protected function getElements() {
            if ( $this->elements == null ) {
                $this->elements = (array) get_option( 'spb_elements' );
            }
            
// Just with a sort
          sort($this->elements);	

            return $this->elements;
        }

An then the HTML I will do it with CSS content after and berfore.

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Hi,

I’ve modified all the items “.animated” in the Blog element, modifying parameters I could observe from the front (e.g opacity), and there is no way to make modifications on the items that load after clicking on the Load More. I could modify the “preloaded” posts and the button itself, but not the loading items.

Please, can you be more specific? You gave a scope of 300 lines of code…

Thanks,

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Hi,

I can’t share the URL at this stage, but I can provide examples of what I have and what I want.

Now I have a blog element on a page with the pagination type “Load More (Ajax)”. So it looks like this but it triggers with the button instead of the scroll:

http://cardinal.swiftideas.com/demos/#magazine_three

Now it is a “popup/zoomin” effect. And what I want to achieve is something similar to “fadeinUp” as the one form the following page, but i’d like to smooth and shorten the appearance. That’s why I mentioned making my own custom CSS3 transition/animation.

http://daneden.github.io/animate.css/

Please advice,
Thanks!

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Thanks,

I’ll be looking forward.

Cheers.

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Hello,

I worked that out.
Used “sf_content();” instead of “content()”.

Can close the topic.
R.

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Hello,

Thanks for your hint. I’ve been trying many things without success. Please can you show me the way to sort it by noame/title? So far I’ve been trying things like these, trying with “name” or “title” for the “orderby”:

Your help will be much appreciated.
Cheers,
R.

 class SPBElements_r extends SFPageBuilderAbstract {

        protected $elements = Array( 'orderby' => 'name', 'order' => 'DESC' );

        public function getMenu() {
            $elements_menu = new SPBElementsMenu();

            return $elements_menu->setup( $this->getElementsList() )->output();
        }

        protected function getElements() {
            if ( $this->elements == null ) {
                $this->elements = (array) get_option( 'spb_elements' );
            }

            return $this->elements;
        }

        public function getElementsList() {
            $this->elements = (array) $elements;

            return $this;

        }
    }
    
//////////////
        
public function getTemplatesList() {
 	$this->elements = (array( 'orderby' => 'name', 'order' => 'DESC' ));
    return $this->getTemplates();
}

 
//////////////

public function getElementsList() {
	$resultat = array('orderby' => 'name', 'order' => 'DESC'); 
    $this->elements = (array) $resultat;

    return $this->getElements();

}   
        
//////////////
       
public function getElementsList() {
    $this->getElements(array( 'orderby' => 'title', 'order' => 'DESC' ));
    return $this->elements;
}   

        
//////////////
 public function getElementsList() {
  	asort($elements);
	foreach ($elements as $key => $val) {
    echo "$val";
}  

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