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Divi Areas Pro 2.1.2

The new Area-initialization logic fully supports dynamic contents, such as Ninja Forms. See, how you can trigger a Popup via URL hash, and more ...

Action and Filter Reference

The JS API uses a hook-system that is very similar to the WordPress PHP actions and filters. To learn more about hooking into those events,…

applyFilters( “ignore_close_area” )

Allows to ignore the "close_area" request and force an area to stay open

DiviAreaItem.applyFilters()

Runs a JS filter via DiviArea.applyFilters() with the given hook name. This function will call two filters: One exactly as specified in the hook, and…

DiviArea.addFilter()

Register a callback function for a certain JS filter

DiviArea.applyFilters()

Applies all previously registered filter hooks and returns the filtered value. Params Returns Returns the filtered value. Notes No notes

applyFilters( “area_preparation_time” )

Filter the default detach delay when creating a new Area.

DiviArea.removeFilter()

Removes a previously registered filter hook.

DiviAreaItem.addFilter()

Register a new hook that only handles filters of this Area

applyFilters( “area_trigger_conditions” )

Allows to add custom Area conditions right before an Area is triggered

applyFilters( “set_data_expire” )

Filters the lifespan of a local data entry

applyFilters( “set_data” )

Filters a value that will be written to a Cookie or the localStorage.

applyFilters( “reorder_areas” )

Filters the new z-index of all visible areas.

applyFilters( “pre_init_area” )

Called before a new Divi Area is initialized

applyFilters( “area_general_conditions” )

Allows to add custom Area conditions right after the page loaded

applyFilters( “get_option_{key}” )

Filters the value of a JS option

applyFilters( “init_options” )

Filters the initial JS options while preparing the JS API

DiviAreaItem.removeFilter()

Removes a previously registered filter hook.

applyFilters( “apply_z_index” )

Filters the z-index of an Area before it is applied to the DOM element.

applyFilters( “get_data” )

Filters a value that was just read from a Cookie or the localStorage