Plugin Author
Damian
(@timersys)
Try making the popup width at least 600px and see if that makes any difference
It is set to the default width which is 600px but the buttons touching side by side.
Plugin Author
Damian
(@timersys)
Add in your style.css
.spu-twitter.spu-shortcode {
margin-left: 30px;
}
I added the CSS and no luck.
Plugin Author
Damian
(@timersys)
I don’t see it on the source code. Try:
.spu-twitter.spu-shortcode {
margin-left: 30px !important;
}
That seemed to work except the buttons are not centered anymore. Can I just redo the code and use “facebook” instead of “twitter” and add margin-right: 30px?
Plugin Author
Damian
(@timersys)
sure, try to see what happens
Hmmm… well I wasn’t thinking but this displays the way.
Is there anyway to push the FB button to the left rather than pushing the Twitter button to the right?
I tried to adjust the padding instead of the margin and that didn’t work either.
Plugin Author
Damian
(@timersys)
Not really I will add an option to remove theme alignment on a next version to give more freedom to users for aligment.
another options will be to simple add teh code directly from facebook instead of using shortcodes.
Okay, no problem. I just used 5px margin instead. You can hardly tell.
This is off topic but can you add a timer in the next update for the pop-up close instead of an (X) to close the window? This way the visitor is forced to wait for the timer or they are forced to click a social media button to close the window.
Or maybe something a little more simple like a way to hide the (X) on the pop-up so that the visitor cannot view the website unless they click a social media button which gives the website more exclusivity options.
Plugin Author
Damian
(@timersys)
That features will be included on a premium version
Okay, thanks for your help!
