Rolf

Hi Kevin,

Welcome on the support forum. Nice to hear you love the plugin 🙂

I suppose you are trying to display these forms as inline content? In that case you will need to make sure that you are using different ID for each form.

If you can share a link to your site, that might be helpful. But I give an example: the contact form link has a href="#contact" and the form is wrapped in a div with id="contact" while the special offer link points to href="#special" and the form is wrapped in a div with id="special"

Hope that is clear 🙂

Hi Theodor, are you talking about the title below the image in FancyBox when you have set the title position to “Inside”? That is in fact the only position that does not work well with rounded corners. But I might be able to provide a fix…

Could you try installing the development version from http://wordpress.org/plugins/easy-fancybox/developers/ under Other Versions? Download the zip, then uninstall the current version of Easy FancyBox (you can leave the Pro extension installed and active) and install the zip via Plugins > New > Upload…

This version should show rounded corners on bottom left and right of the title area. If not, please let me know and give me a link to your website so I can take a closer look 🙂

Hi Stewart, a good idea. Are you willing to test a new version with this adaptation for me?

Hi Pryce, that turned out to be more difficult to integrate than anticipated so it is not yet in the current release. It is planned for integration in the 1.6 release.

If you want, I can issue a refund of your purchase. Or you can wait until the 1.6 release and download that with the same credentials you received after purchase of the current version.

You can contact me via http://status301.net/contact-en/ with the details of your purchase.

Kind regards,
Rolf

Hi Darrin, it sounds like this PWA+PHP plugin has a lightbox built-in. Is that correct? If so, it might be difficult to make it work with another lightbox like FancyBox.

In any case, what is going on is this: the PWA plugin creates two links for each image in the page source code. One for viewing and one for downloading the image (different sizes apparently)… Now the plugin Easy FancyBox is designed to make life easy and detect all image links automatically. And in this case, this is causing both the view and the download links to be detected and included in the gallery.

Is there an option in PWA plugin to disable these download links? If so, try that.

Otherwise you will need to:
1. disable the Auto-detection by removing “.JPG” (only the one with capitals) from the Auto-detect field on your Settings > Media admin page.
2. Add the following script code in a text widget (easiest) or in your themes footer.php above the wp_footer() call:

<script type="text/javascript">
jQuery(document).ready(function(){
	jQuery('.pwaplusphp_imglink').addClass('fancybox').attr('rel', 'gallery');
});
</script>

Hi ger, after activating a feature like ‘PDF’ (for example) on your Settings > Media admin page (and saving) you will find a little description at the beginning if the new section. It will tell you which class name is associated with the particular kind of media/content.

In most cases (except iFrame or Inline content) an auto-detection option is available (and activated by default) which means you do not need to bother yourself with adding any class name to the links.