Please double-check the attributes to ensure everything is set up correctly on your end. We've tested it, and it seems to be working fine for us. Thanks!
Sure, it's possible! You just have to assign the id "start" to that button or instead of id use class for this part ($(".start").on("click", function () { sound.play(); });) and structure the button accordingly.
Sure possible, we can use local storage to store the mute state information and change it accordingly. If you'd like to apply this to multiple pages, past the code in the project settings and Replace this part (with this snippet). And use "muted" class to style the active state. // Toggle mute/unmute functionality on click $(document).ready(function() { if (localStorage.getItem("muteState") === "true") { Howler.mute(true); $("#sound").addClass("muted"); } else { Howler.mute(false); $("#sound").removeClass("muted"); } $("#sound").on("click", function () { let isMuted = !Howler._muted; Howler.mute(isMuted); $(this).toggleClass("muted", isMuted); localStorage.setItem("muteState", isMuted.toString()); }); });
Thank you so much for this amazing solution! But I just found out that the text after the number is not changing accordingly. No matter when you click annual or montly billing it always shows "per month". Do you have any solution for this?
Great job, I love it. I just started out with webflow today; I cant wait to consume your tutorials. Please what software do you use in recording your screen?
