Feature Request / Urgend Need: Unique ID's / Classes for td_blocks

Hi,

I’d like to style individual page areas differently. Thus it would be very handy if every element would allow to add an id/unique class. This feature would be awesome for widgets, shortcode, pagebuilder and default wordpress widgets (e.g. text).

Thus I think it be handy to add an class field to your td_block and other elements.

Is there any fast forward method for this? Since I don’t have a lot of time!

Thx

Thx Lucian! No big deal! So far I went for little more complex css selectors. Got everything working.

I just realized that google linkid (plugin for google analytics to track where on page users are clicking) (https://support.google.com/analytics/answer/2558867?hl=en) requires id’s. Thus if you start integrating this you may want to consider also integrating an id fields.

I added a class and an id to the different page areas e.g.

similar ariticles id=”td_similararticles”
sidebar id=”td_sidebar_left” & id=”td_sidebar_right”
footer id=”td_footer”

This not only makes styling with css easier but also allows linkid to work. You may want to integrate the id tags in your theme too?

hi,

thanks for your suggestion

Thanks for you message.
Radu A.

ok, I think I got why google linkid is allways showing 0% clicks. The next element above has an generic id like td_uid_3_53d7796f62db9. I think google is counting clicks towards this id and since this changes pretty often the clickrate is spread across a lot of elements. You may want to consider to use date-td-uid instead of id attribute?

• This reply was modified 12 years by Manuel Fink.