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Sticky CTA Button adds customizable floating Call-to-Action buttons and a back-to-top button to your website. Version 2.0 introduces a second CTA button and a responsive mobile/tablet action bar that pins your buttons to the edge of the screen on smaller devices.
Everything is configured from a clean, tabbed settings screen with a native WordPress color picker and a live preview.
<h4>Features</h4>
<ul>
<li>Two CTA buttons – Configure a primary and an optional second call-to-action, each with its own text, icon, link, target and colors.</li>
<li>Back-to-Top button – Smooth scrolling back to the top with selectable icons.</li>
<li>Responsive mobile action bar – On phones and tablets the CTAs turn into a full-width bar pinned to the bottom (or top) edge of the screen, while the back-to-top button floats above it. The activation breakpoint (phones, tablets or small laptops) is selectable.</li>
<li>Flexible desktop layout – Stack the buttons vertically or place them side by side, anchored to any of 8 screen positions with custom offsets.</li>
<li>Display behavior – Show the buttons immediately or reveal them after the visitor scrolls down.</li>
<li>Styling – Optional custom corner radius; lightweight emoji-based icons with no external font dependency.</li>
<li>Tabbed, professional settings – Organized into Buttons, Position & Layout, Mobile Bar and Styling, with a live preview and the native WordPress color picker.</li>
<li>Accessibility – Real button element for back-to-top, keyboard focus styles, reduced-motion and high-contrast support.</li>
<li>Performance – Dependency-free vanilla JavaScript with throttled scroll handling; assets load only when a button is enabled.</li>
<li>Translation ready – All strings are translatable via the <code>sticky-cta-button</code> text domain.</li>
</ul>

Sticky CTA Button

Configurable sticky CTA buttons with an optional second button, a responsive mobile/tablet action bar and back-to-top functionality.

Marcus C. J. Hartmann

Create nice call-to-action Buttons (cta buttons) in 12 predefined colors or whole hexadecimalcode, using own labelling and individual target-URLs. A special settings-page offers an easy-to-use shortcode-generator with preview feature.
<ul>
<li>Define custom button text</li>
<li>Set a custom text color</li>
<li>Define custom link</li>
<li>Define a custom link title</li>
<li>Define, if target should be opened in a new window/tab or the current one</li>
<li>Use 12 predefined colors or custom hexadecimal color code</li>
<li>Define a javascript onclick action</li>
<li>Use Placeholders for page-id, button-id, target-url, text and current page as arguments in javascript functions</li>
<li>Define inline button behavior</li>
<li>Add custom css</li>
<li>Activate/deactivate rounded corners</li>
<li>Make clicks trackable</li>
<li>Usable in Widgets, Content and theme-parts</li>
<li>Easy to use Shortcode Generator in backend with color picker</li>
</ul>
QuickDocs Shortcode
<ul>
<li><code>text</code>: defines the text of the button</li>
<li><code>link</code>: the link your button points to, must start with “http://” to work properly</li>
<li><code>color</code>: the color of your button</li>
<li><code>title</code>: the mouse over title</li>
<li><code>onclick</code>: an onclick action to be executed before switching to the given link</li>
<li><code>target</code>: defines the target window of the link </li>
<li><code>style</code>: defines the intext behavior for the button (float, block etc)</li>
<li><code>rounded</code>: defines, if button corners are rounded, or not</li>
<li><code>tcolor</code>: defines the text color by hexdec code</li>
<li><code>css</code>: custom css for buttons</li>
</ul>
QuickDocs Javascript Placeholders
These placeholders only work in the “onlick” attribute and can be used as button-specific arguments in javacript functions.
They generally would be used like this: <code>onclick="your_awesome_js_function({buttonid},{link},{pageurl})"</code>;
<ul>
<li><code>{link}</code> will be replaced by the button-link</li>
<li><code>{pageid}</code> will be replaced by the page id that contains this button</li>
<li><code>{pageurl}</code> will be replaced by the page url that contains this button</li>
<li><code>{text}</code> will be replaced by the button text</li>
<li><code>{buttonid}</code> will be replaced by the button id</li>
</ul>
Important: Don’t use quotes in combination with the placeholders, since they are rendered with quotes automatically!
Example shortcode 
 [createButton text=”my text” link=”http://google.de” color=”gold” title=”my awesome button” onclick=”alert({url})” target=”_blank” style=”blockleft” rounded=”false” tcolor=”#123″ css=”a{min-height:300px;}” ]

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