Dreamgrow Scroll Triggered Box

• Possibly you have checked "Where and how to trigger?"->"show"->"Admin only" and not logged in, or logged in only in one browser.
• If you have closed box from "x" (close button in upper right corner) or made submission, it waits till the time defined in "Popup frequency" setting. To overcome this you must either:
• delete cookie (it's named like "dgd_scrollbox-00000"), or
• set "Popup frequency" setting to "Each time", or
• use browser in "incognito mode" (where it does not use cookies from previous browser sessions).
• If box uses setting "close forever after submission" and there is made submission (even mistakenly pressed "submit" followed by lightning-fast back button press counts), it will not appear any more as well. To overcome this you must delete cookie or use browser in "incognito mode" (please see previous point).
• If you use some cache ("performance") plugin, then it could happen that boxes will appear only to new posts/pages. That's because older pages are already cached without box. To get boxes working also for pages created before box creation, you must use your cache plugin empty (purge) cache option.
• It might happen also that you have checked "Hide on mobiles", but one of your browsers uses actually some mobile browser user-agent string.

Please check following:

• is "Actions after form submission"->"Send submitted values to email" filled with valid e-mail address, and
• does your WordPress installation allow sending e-mails to that e-mail (sometimes some domains e-mails are not sent out), and
• maybe the notification e-mails are ended up into "spam" folder of your Inbox.

• When using any 3rd party submission form, "Actions after form submission"->"Send submitted values to email" field must be empty.
• Prefer shortcode over Widget option.
• Please note that options in "Actions after form submission" and "Auto close" sections work only together with plugin own submission form.

You must use some MailChimp plugin what provides MailChimp submission form either by shortcode or Widget.

• Open WP admin menu->Appearance->Widgets. Drag needed widget to Widget area named "Scrollbox".
• In Scrollbox Admin screen, please enable using Widgets by checking "Scrollbox design"->"Enable Widget area". (This must be done separately, as you may have several Scrollboxes but want to show Widget only one of them).
• If Widget is all you want to show, you can remove existing box default content completely.
• If Widget contains some sort of submission form (feedback, comment insertion, user registration...) you must take into account suggestions for 3rd party submission form plugin users above.

• You can manually add unlimited number of text, textarea, select fields in HTML format inside of existing <form> tags, they are included to notification e-mail automatically.
• Example about adding feedback field: open scroll box editor in HTML mode and add <input name="Feedback" type="text" value="" />. HTML content of Scrollbox will become something like this: ` Sign up for our Newsletter

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Options in "Actions after form submission" and "Auto close" section will work only with plugin own submission form and when "Actions after form submission"->"Send submitted values to email" is filled.

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Adjust settings in "Scrollbox design"->"Popup box dimensions"

• You don't have to limit yourself with default css and default html. Open the editor in "HTML" mode, clear everything and start from scratch. Only sky is the limit.
• In "Scrollbox design"->"Theme", choose "I'm using my own theme". In this case plugin default styles for text and button are not used and you can use purely your own CSS definitions for any of the elements.
• There are many settings in Admin screen "Scrollbox design" section, try them out.
• Try using custom background image ("Scrollbox design"->"Background Image"). Plugin supports also iamges with transparent areas (.gif, .png) and even .png files opacity (e.g. alpha channels or partial transparency). With using partially transparent background image you can create really eye-catching Scrollboxes. NB. Box will be resized to match with background image. When using transparency or opacity in background image, background color field must be empty.

Best way to change some of plugin styles is with adding style definition to your own theme css file and overwriting plugin css values with !important keyword. Example. Changing submit button border, text color and background color needs adding of following block into some of your theme css file: input.stb-submit { color: navy !important; border: 2px solid black !important; background-color: whitesmoke !important; } Avoid changing any plugin files under plugin directory, including css files. Such changes will get lost during upgrades. Overwriting with !important is sufficient.

Go ahead, "Thank you" field allows you to use HTML.

There's no "user-friendly" way at the moment, but it can be achieved by entering into ""Thank you" message" field this piece of HTML: <script>window.location='http://yourdomain.com/path';</script> (Of course use actual URL instead of 'http://yourdomain.com/path').

Inside box html, add following: As button: <button onClick="$DGD.closeAfterSubmit(jQuery(this).closest('.dgd_stb_box').attr('id'));">I'm already subscribed</button> As regular link: <a onClick="$DGD.closeAfterSubmit(jQuery(this).closest('.dgd_stb_box').attr('id'));" href="javascript:void(0);">I'm already subscribed</a>

"Element" field takes any single jQuery selector. General examples about them:

• `#comments` - select HTML element having ID of 'comments'. jQuery about #ID selector
• `.comment-content` - select HTML element with a class of 'comment-content'. jQuery about .class selector
• `body` - select HTML body tag content `...` (e.g. whole page). jQuery about Element selector

• `h1.entry-title` - select h1 element having class 'entry-title'
• In case of separate triggering objects, use comma separated list

• `body` - Entire page
• `.site-title` - Site title
• `.site-description` - Site description ('Just another WordPress site')
• `.nav-menu` - Navbar
• `.entry-title` - Post title
• `.entry-date` - Post date
• `.author` - Post Author
• `.entry-content` - Post content
• `#comments` - Comments area
• `.comment-content` - Comment text (inside comments area)
• `#respond` - Comment form
• `#comment` - Comment form textarea
• `input#submit` - Comment submit button
• `#secondary` - Secondary area (Widgets area)
• `.widget_search` - Search Widget
• `.widget_recent_entries` - Recent Entries Widget
• `.widget_archive` - Archive Widget
• `.widget_categories` - Categories Widget
• `.widget_meta` - Meta Widget
• `#colophon` - Page Footer ("Proudly powered by WordPress")
• `.dgd_stb_box` - Any scrollbox content (Yes, you can trigger new box from another scroll triggered box)