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    I am/would like to use a colorbox effect for an image on my site. However, it looks like there is a conflict between the front-end manager and colorbox?

    I have read links about using MaxiGallery, but that’s a bit overkill for what I need.

    It works if:
    I use the MODx version of colorbox by linking to: /plugins/qm/js/jquery.colorbox-min.js
    But that gives me the default MODx style of colorbox.

    I would like to use my modified colorbox settings (css) so I have my js file: /assets/js/jquery.colorbox-min.js

    This creates a conflict on the font-end manager. If I choose "Edit Resource" the page just goes to all white. Has anyone run into this before?

    Everything works 100% when using the manager (not the front-end manager)

    Thank you for your time.

    *Edit*
    When I am logged out of the manager, everything works perfectly.
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      Go to the Manage Elements section in the manager and select plugins, select QuickManager and select the Configuration tab. Here you can alter the parameters to point to your js file as well as have load jquery or not.

      Hope this helps.
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        That is absolutely the nudge I needed.
        Thank you very much!

        I can’t wait until I can contribute to the forum this constant asking is for the birds smiley