Hi @speedyweb35,
thanks for reaching out.
Interesting question, I tested an idea and it would work:
You can use the Custom Fixed Elements option to fix an element only on a specific post.
To do that, you need to find a unique HTML identifier for the given page. You will probably find one in the <body> element of the source code.
It should contain at least one element with the post ID. Like post-id-2 in the following example:
<body class=”post post-id-2 logged-in admin-bar”>
You then also need to identify the ID of the widget you want to fix, e.g., archives-2.
Now you can build the entry that goes into the Custom Fixed Elements option. In our example, this would be .post-id-2 #archives-2.`
If this doesn’t help then please send me a link to the post you want to enable this on and I will check which specific rule you could apply.
Thanks,
Thomas
Thanks for your reply, Unfortunately, I’m not really familiar with HTML. I hoped there was an option to use different Fixed elements for different posts. Is it easy to do it with also future posts?
> I hoped there was an option to use different Fixed elements for different posts
Sorry, there is no option, but the workflow above should help you accomplish this.
> Is it easy to do it with also future posts?
Theoretically, you should be able to have a condition that is applied to any post with a specific category or tag as well. Would that help?
If you share a URL then I might be able to be more specific.
Thanks,
Thomas
