A few days ago we introduced a new feature that nobody will use: Bureau of Meteorology Radar and Satellite animations and video. Accessed via a simple API, you have access to hundreds of renderings, with full control over date ranges and animation shows. You can Assisi choose to return animators as a GIF or video. We’ve just updated the Elementor
Minor update for clients. In the next push of our Yabber/Elementor plugin, we’ve included an option for location forums (those assigned via the location module) to show a ‘simple’ single line form. The simple form includes basic form fields (only) but retains the option to show the integrated calendar, so a booking can still be made, and the lead will
The latest version of our broker plugin, and the latest module added to Yabber, is the inclusion of basic support for the LoanQ forms. Copy your LoanQ embed code in Yabber and a profile is created, or create a profile from scratch (unlimited profiles may be created). The Elementor block may then be used to render forms based on a
After some valuable feedback on the new referral form, we’ve made another update available in the latest release of the plugin. We know it’s *just* a form, but it’s also a very powerful purpose-built referral tool. It’s assigned to the resources and partner module on your website by default, with the partner system also supporting a direct ‘Partner URL’ (partner
Note to clients. Further to a post yesterday, we’ve tidied up the new referral form a little and expect to push it in the next two days. It supports multiple custom fields with multiple referrals at the click of a button. The styles, colour, and text is all fully customisable. The system is, of course, fully integrated with Edge, and
Note to clients. We’re pushing a new referral form late today or early tomorrow. Fully integrated with Edge, the form packs a ton of features, and significant Yabber automation applies (emails, texts etc). A single referral form is initially shown, and an ‘Add’ and ‘Remove’.button allows your clients to add as many referrals as they choose. Before we go live,
Note to clients. As you’re aware, a bunch of your website’s front page blocks are defined in Yabber, and a different message or asset is assigned to each, with appropriate content rendering to each user on the basis of a resolved borrowing objective. Earlier today we applied the first of a few minor updates to these features, with the first
Note to clients. We’ve updated the method for creating website footer social links. Links are now created when defining industry association, AFCA, and other logos in Yabber. Once updated, changes take effect on your website immediately. A driver for the change was a request to include a ‘Rate My Agent’ icon, so a build was necessary to support various social
Note to clients: We’ve updated the relatively new Video Slider to include custom playlists created in Yabber (the same system is used to create ‘Related Posts’ panels). The facility to include YT Playlists into the slider is forthcoming.
Note to clients. The next plugin update is devoted purely to small bug fixes and enhancements. One of those updates is a fix to the custom Wistia video thumbnail. The Wistia block is the only integrated Elementor Wistia block on the planet, and it seamlessly integrates with Yabber. A reminder that any ‘known’ client (a client that has had an
Note to clients. We’ve created a new drag-and-drop Elementor YouTube widget. It’ll be made available tomorrow. Unlike similar tools, the widget is conditional, meaning that you’re only ever shown applicable fields, and because your website is linked to Yabber, you’ll select videos, playlists, custom playlists, and other data directly, without ever entering a URL or ID. It’s very cool. All
Note to clients. We’ve updated the ‘LoanCalc’ Elementor widget. Primary changes include conditional fields (meaning that Elementor fields show based on graph selection), and we’ve changed various text fields to a ‘number format’. Loancalc returns basic mortgage graphs in a basic image format (supplementing our suite of JavaScript graphs) – perfect for inclusion in website articles, documents, and reports. We
