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Why you need a way to disable it? Why can’t you simply do your own custom template(s) that puts that rel attribute where you want..?
Doze, do you think you can insert a way to use the lightbox one prefers?
Can be as simple as disabling javascript and css registering if someone use &js and &css, or another param to disable it, but still retaining the rel=lightbox in the links. Basically, every lightbox reacts to the same "rel" attribute.
Well, I speak for portability because directly modifing it is very simple.
Quote from: kudolink at Nov 30, 2006, 12:18 PMWhy you need a way to disable it? Why can’t you simply do your own custom template(s) that puts that rel attribute where you want..?
Doze, do you think you can insert a way to use the lightbox one prefers?
Can be as simple as disabling javascript and css registering if someone use &js and &css, or another param to disable it, but still retaining the rel=lightbox in the links. Basically, every lightbox reacts to the same "rel" attribute.
Well, I speak for portability because directly modifing it is very simple.
Ok.. I’m pretty sure that I wont be doing that option, because it can be achieved very easily by doing your own custom templates.. that’s what they are for. The default templates are just to be used when you are happy enough with the built in features, but if you want to do some modifying, custom templates are what you need to use.
For portability and simplicity, as I said, I think this can resolve the problem directly. But I confess I didn’t look at this possibility so thank you to pointing it out.
Well, I did a few tests. Both Jot and MaxiGallery work splendidly when called on separate documents. With the PHx plugin disabled, results are identical. Thank you for your response doze. I will take some time to look into this issue and I will post a solution as soon as I discover the problem.
If you use PHx as separate plugin, Maxigallery and Jot won’t be including their own, so that should not be the problem. You also seem to have the latest versions of each, so don’t know what the problem is.. I suspect it’s something to do with PHx though.. Does Maxigallery and Jot work fine if in separate documents? Have you tried to disable the PHx plugin and let Maxigallery and Jot use their own? I don’t know if bS has fixed the class collision in Jot yet, but try.. Anyways, I think that bS would have better input on this issue, I’ll notify him.
You’re definitely right.
Quote from: kudolink at Nov 30, 2006, 06:57 PMOk.. I’m pretty sure that I wont be doing that option, because it can be achieved very easily by doing your own custom templates.. that’s what they are for. The default templates are just to be used when you are happy enough with the built in features, but if you want to do some modifying, custom templates are what you need to use.
For portability and simplicity, as I said, I think this can resolve the problem directly. But I confess I didn’t look at this possibility so thank you to pointing it out.
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