The difference is this time we need a button to be used as a modal trigger. Utilizing a Modal Element in Mobirise is much similar to the procedure with the collapsible panel. It works a bit differently than the collapsed panels – being triggered by a button or a link it pops up over the content acting similar to the light box element easily focusing the attention of the user on its content. Stashed content waiting for the time it’s needed – The Modal elementĪnother clever way to clean up your web page and display a content only when it’s needed is the modal element. This drill works the other way around too – you can also place the accordion code alongside with a part of a predefined block instead of clearing all the content – for example next to image in one of the Intro blocks – just make sure you replaced the right snippet or just try again If you’re placing some blocks with additional Custom CSS styling make sure you transfer the CSS code too in order to obtain the proper block appearance at its new place inside the collapsing panel.ĭon’t get confused if the background of the cleared section just before you paste your accordion code disappear entirely – this is quite normal – it will appear back in place as soon as the section have some content to wrap – when you paste the accordion code. We are going to style a predefined block, add our content in it, unlock the HTML, get all the content between wrappers and pour it back into one or our accordion panels – as simple as that. To create the content we’ll utilize the exactly same technique we used for making place for the accordion in a predefined block, but the other way around.
That’s it – you’ve created your collapsible panels block! The only thing that remains is to pour some content in them. * *** Setting Section Padding and Overlay position *** */ Now all you need to do is paste the accordion codes in place and make some minor additional adjustments in the Custom CSS section with this code: Then just unlock the custom HTML and remove everything except the overlay wrapper – you’ll recognize it by the. To do so you would want to drag in any predefined block having the option of setting a background options – image, overlay, and so on – and adjust them. The Custom HTML block sounds like the most intuitive way to include the code into our Mobirise Project, but I have a better idea – we’ll take advantage of the great and easy styling options of the built in Mobirise Website Development Software panels.
Now let’s take care of an appropriate place to paste this code in. I think the styling options are quite self-explanatory, so won’t bother you with further clarifications. Just don’t forget to share your success with the Mobirise community in order to help a fellow Mobirise user with similar issue.Ĭontent of the Collapsabe Panel - replace it with yours!Ĭontent of the Collapsible Panel - replace it with yours!
With the snippets below I tried covering most of the functionality I’ve been missing, but I’m sure once you get the idea if you don’t find what you need neither here or at the Predefined Blocks you will most successfully be able to set it up yourself. Let’s break some eggs and see what will come out! I believe the most difficult code typing task would be to track few words “three” and replace them with “four” “five” and so on – also a great way for a no-coder to take a glimpse to the website from the inside. I guess for the less experienced users the words Custom HTML sound kind of scary – at least for me they did at the time, but there is nothing much to worry about – with the vast library of predefined content and the few snippets from this article the most of the work finally comes down to coping and careful pasting parts of code in place. The idea is to use the most this that we already have and then combine it into something interesting and new. In this section I’m going to share with you some cool techniques about utilizing the code we already have created by the Mobirise Website Development Software and styled through the Properties Panel into a custom HTML code with different functionalities. Note: It's final part of Mobirise Web Development Software review
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