Plugin Author
OneTap
(@wponetap)
Hi Iacopo,
thank you for your Message. I’m Aris from the 24h OneTap support team – I hope I understood your question correctly.
Yes, it’s absolutely possible to hide OneTap while using a page builder. With a small CSS snippet, you can prevent the toolbar from appearing during edit mode in Elementor, Bricks, Oxygen, and more.
We’ve created a short documentation with all the necessary CSS codes here:
👉 https://wponetap.com/tutorial/how-to-hide-onetap-toolbar-in-page-builder-mode/
If you need help setting it up, feel free to reach out to us anytime via our support page:
👉 https://wponetap.com/support/
All the best,
Aris
Thread Starter
Iacopo
(@iacopoincerpi)
Plugin Author
OneTap
(@wponetap)
Hi Iacopo,
Thanks for your message and for sharing the screenshot!
If you’d like, we’d be happy to take a direct look at your setup. This helps us understand the issue better and, if needed, include a bugfix in the upcoming update — or fix it directly for you right away.
You can send us a short support request here so we can assist you more specifically:
👉 https://wponetap.com/support/
Thanks for helping us improve OneTap – we’re here to support you anytime.
Best regards,
Aris
Hey @iacopoincerpi and @wponetap
I’m assuming that you’ve sorted this out via OneTap support but for anyone else looking for a solution, the problem is that the div container has changed names since the post with the code was published.
The correct code for hiding the OneTap icon in the Elementor editor is:
.elementor-editor-active .onetap-container-toggle {
display: none!important;
}
Cheers
PS If any accessibility settings are active, they will apply to Elementor editor and WP theme customizer as well.
PPS One more thing, even with the updated code and adding .onetap-toggle as another element to hide, the OneTap icon is still visible when editing site settings in the Elementor editor. So the code to hide the icon only partially works…..
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This reply was modified 12 months ago by
Bullrunner.
Thread Starter
Iacopo
(@iacopoincerpi)
Hello, thanks,
but I’m waiting the fix also for oxygen builder and bricksbuilder. And I thinks it’s better a fix from wponetap or a automatically exclusion from the plugin
No worries. But if you’re still waiting for an answer from @wponetap, you only have to change the container name in the code that they have already supplied.
For Oxygen Builder, the code should be:
/* Oxygen Builder */
.oxygen-builder-body .onetap-container-toggle {
display: none !important;
}
And, for Bricks Builder, the code should be:
/* Bricks Builder */
.bricks-is-editing .onetap-container-toggle {
display: none !important;
}
The only difference is that in the code supplied on their website, the element to hide is .apop-container-toggle instead of .onetap-container-toggle
Looks like they’ve just forgotten to update their webpage when they changed the element name.
Cheers
