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	You can also take our login/register popup out of the checkout process and place it anywhere on your site using CSS selectors. As a selector, you can either use the ID or the class of the element that will trigger the popup. Make sure that the ID is preceded by a hashtag # (e.g. #elementID) and the class by a dot . (e.g. .elementClass). You can also specify more elements and separate them with a comma (e.g. #element1, #element2). [admin]Settings section description	You have to log in to add a translation.	Details
You can also take our login/register popup out of the checkout process and place it anywhere on your site using CSS selectors. As a selector, you can either use the ID or the class of the element that will trigger the popup. Make sure that the ID is preceded by a hashtag # (e.g. #elementID) and the class by a dot . (e.g. .elementClass). You can also specify more elements and separate them with a comma (e.g. #element1, #element2). You can also take our login/register popup out of the checkout process and place it anywhere on your site using CSS selectors. As a selector, you can either use the ID or the class of the element that will trigger the popup. Make sure that the ID is preceded by a hashtag # (e.g. #elementID) and the class by a dot . (e.g. .elementClass). You can also specify more elements and separate them with a comma (e.g. #element1, #element2). You have to log in to edit this translation. or Cancel Meta Status: untranslated Context: [admin]Settings section description References: panel/additional-popup.php:27 Priority: normal More links: Permalink to this original All translations of this original

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You can also take our login/register popup out of the checkout process and place it anywhere on your site using CSS selectors. As a selector, you can either use the ID or the class of the element that will trigger the popup. Make sure that the ID is preceded by a hashtag # (e.g. #elementID) and the class by a dot . (e.g. .elementClass). You can also specify more elements and separate them with a comma (e.g. #element1, #element2). [admin]Settings section description

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