So ...

Upon activation, go to Settings => Swifty Bar to access the plugin configuration page:


First of all, be sure that the "Disable Bar" option is unchecked!

Next, check the "post" option next to "Show on which post types" in order to display the bar on your posts. If you are using any custom post types, they will be listed here as well.

And you'll have a bunch of other customization options which are self-explanatory. The default options will work well for most of websites, but you can play around with those settings according to your needs.

Next, select the "Enable Modules" tab to enable/disable various sections according to your needs. Simply check the box next to a module, and it will be disabled.


OK. Now let's see the result ...



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dowj01 Premium
Great tutorial, as usual. Thanks for sharing.
Justin
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smartketeer Premium
Great comment as usual :)

Thanks for the time!
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MAXINEG Premium
Zed,

I have a comment extender plugin. Does this have the function as he cool sticky footer plugin?

Thank you for the training.
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smartketeer Premium
What your plugin does?

Yes, you can include the comments section too in the bar ...
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AlenkaV Premium
Brilliant! Thank you for this training.
Do you happen to know if this plug in works ok with Divi?
Thanks! :)
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smartketeer Premium
Should work an any theme Alenka ...

Thanks for the time!
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AlenkaV Premium
Fab!
Thank you! :)
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smartketeer Premium
My pleasure :)
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SonicBoom Premium
Magic tip, even for us gringos. Many thanks!
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smartketeer Premium
Thanks for stopping by Arie!
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LouiseBT Premium
Amazing stuff as always Zed!
Thank you for being so generous with your knowledge.
Blessings
Louise
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smartketeer Premium
Thank you for being my loyal reader Louise!
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