Divi Slide ins
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Changelog
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* V1.1
* – Initial Version
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* V1.2 – 25/11/17
* – Added licensing/auto update
* – Removed HTML5 colour pickers in exchange for a javascript equivalient
* – Ability to show on specific pages added to visibility settings
* – Added top and bottom slide ins
* – Ability to change the trigger wording on open and close
* – Added Responsive settings
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* V1.3 – 29/11/17
* – Added Visual Builder – for some reason
* – Added Divi Library layouts to divi builder
* – Fixed colour picker functionality
* – Fixed misnamed CSS file declaration
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This handy method of showing content to your users is ideal for a lot of things. Using this plugin you can create what I call Slide Ins, highly configurable trays which can be triggered to reveal from ANY SIDE of the screen (top, bottom, left, right). The size of the tray (slide in) can be configured as can the trigger itself. You can use the Divi Builder to make your tray content or just type directly into the WordPress WYSIWYG.
Scroll down to see the screenshots for this product which will explain what it does… or, of course, Watch the video 🙂
The slide ins can be configured to show using a variety of types of logic (post type selection. homepage, global, archives etc..).You can have an unlimited number of slide ins active at any given point and they can prove very useful indeed.
Slide ins can be used for many things, for example
- Sign up forms
- Additional information for a post type item (eg product data in woocommerce)
- Contact Forms
- Maps
- General text
- Terms etc
How to use
- Install and activate the plugin
- Visit the Slide Ins page within the admin area of WP
- Add a new Slide in Item and add your content either using the Divi Builder or using the text WYSIWYG directly
- Scroll down and configure each of the settings although the defaults provide an attractive slide in without any configuration
- Set some visibility options so you know where the slide in will show on your site
- Publish and visit your website
- That’s it!
Licensing
You may install this product on any number of websites that you build for yourself or your clients. You will receive 6 months support and lifetime updates, after which you may have to purchase a support contract in 6 month packages.
General Note: You MAY need to purchase the Divi Theme or the Elementor page builder to use this product. Please see the product description notes above for more information.
Licensing
You may install this product on any number of websites that you build for yourself or your clients. You will receive 6 months support and lifetime updates, after which you may have to purchase a support contract in 6 month packages.
This handy method of showing content to your users is ideal for a lot of things. Using this plugin you can create what I call Slide Ins, highly configurable trays which can be triggered to reveal from ANY SIDE of the screen (top, bottom, left, right). The size of the tray (slide in) can be configured as can the trigger itself. You can use the Divi Builder to make your tray content or just type directly into the WordPress WYSIWYG.
Scroll down to see the screenshots for this product which will explain what it does… or, of course, Watch the video 🙂
The slide ins can be configured to show using a variety of types of logic (post type selection. homepage, global, archives etc..).You can have an unlimited number of slide ins active at any given point and they can prove very useful indeed.
Slide ins can be used for many things, for example
- Sign up forms
- Additional information for a post type item (eg product data in woocommerce)
- Contact Forms
- Maps
- General text
- Terms etc
How to use
- Install and activate the plugin
- Visit the Slide Ins page within the admin area of WP
- Add a new Slide in Item and add your content either using the Divi Builder or using the text WYSIWYG directly
- Scroll down and configure each of the settings although the defaults provide an attractive slide in without any configuration
- Set some visibility options so you know where the slide in will show on your site
- Publish and visit your website
- That’s it!
General Note: You MAY need to purchase the Divi Theme or the Elementor page builder to use this product. Please see the product description notes above for more information.
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Hi Sean,
Can I display different slide ins in projects? I want to have unique slide in per project ?
First, I just want to say I love the concept of this plugin, as well as the functionality. I just have a problem when setting the color of the tab on Divi Slide Ins. Are we limited to the colors displayed on the hexadecimal chart? If not, how do I go about setting it differently? I tried putting in the correct hexa code for the color I wanted. It would show up on the settings section, but not on the actual tab on the page. If we are limited to those colors, is there a workaround, or any hope of that changing? Thanks.
Is there a way to trigger with a divi button module? tried copying the class from the built in button and im still having trouble.
Hi. Looks really nice. How about responsiveness?
Hi Sean
It´s possible to trigger the slide ins with an button and a anchor link (without the buttons on the right / left / top / bottom) ?
Hi Sean,
Is there a way to get the text to be vertical on the open button… So if you use the right side placement and the button says “Book Appointment” it should be vertical and not horizontal and take up a lot of space on the page…
Not yet but working on it! 🙂
Awesome news Sean, thank you for the feedback.
Awesome job, but will it work only with divi or with any theme? I wonder if I could use it with Astra theme, maybe with the divi builder!
Hey there. Thanks for the feedback 🙂 yes it should work with any theme actually. The divi builder plugin would need to be active although I could easily make it so it’s not necessary to have it active if need be. 🙂