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Sorry, I may not have made myself clear. I am talking about the background color inside the lightbox. The code you sent me changes the background color outside of the lightbox.
I just noticed another issue. It appears that I get a linefeed after the shortcode. You can see it here on [https://westviewdance.ca/test/] is you scroll down to the Oct 21. Dance. There shouldn’t be a space between Location and Time.
Okay, I just added style=”display: inline;” which corrected the problem. Sorry for the bother.
I finally got it to work. Here is what I did.
‘<div style=”display: inline; text-align: center; font-size: 38px;”>101 MacDonald Road, Oak Bluff, MB [wp_lightbox_ultimate_inline_content_embed div_id=”map1″ anchor_type=”text” text=” (See Map)” source=”” auto_popup=”false”]</div>
<div id=”map1″ style=”width: 700px; height: 620px; font-size: 10px; display: none;”>[wpgmza id=”1″] Maps courtesy of WP Google Maps
<a href="https://www.wpgmaps.com">https://www.wpgmaps.com</a></div>’I also modified the custom css file with the following:
‘/* The following CSS class will add styling to the lightbox shortcodes with the “anchor text” only*/
.lightbox_ultimate_text_anchor
{
display:inline;
}’
The question is do I need to have the “display: inline” in both the custom css file as well as in the shortcode? Or do I need them at all?
Web site [https://westviewdance.ca/dances/]
Okay, I got the map to display in the fancybox in the way that I want but I can’t see how to make the text anchor show up at the end of a line. It wants to drop down and be on the line below.
example:
123 anystreet, anytown (See Map)
I want the (See Map) to be the Text that triggers the fancybox to display.
Well – Yes and No. I was using Easy Fancybox for inline display of Google maps and tables. The only way that I can get Ultimate Lightbox to work was to deactivate Easy Fancybox. I was hoping that I could use Ultimate Lightbox to take over this work and it did, partly. I can use the Ultimate Lightbox Inline shortcodes to display tables and text but I also want to be able to display a Google map (WP Google Map Pro) in a fancybox which I can’t seem to get Ultimate Lightbox to do. I have some code to make this possible using Easy Fancybox but that code doesn’t work with Ultimate Lightbox.
I guess I should have done a little more digging. I see that I can use Ultimate lightbox to do what I need by using an Inline HTML Display shortcode.
I’m trying to use this shortcode
[wp_lightbox_anchor_text_mp4_video link=”http://www.example.com/h264-encoded-video.mp4″
width=”640″ height=”480″ title=”title goes here” text=”click here to open the video” autoplay=”false”]
So can you suggest another fancybox which can display maps and tables in a fancybox which will work with Lightbox Ultimate?
I’ve also found that when I activate Lightbox Ultimate, none of my pop-ups that I use with Easy fancybox work (even ones that have a table or text in them). This makes it difficult to leave Lightbox Ultimate activated for any length of time.
Is it possible to arrange a mutually agreeable time as to when I can activate it so that you are able to look at it in a short time period?
Okay, if I deactivate Easy Fancybox, NextGEN gallery and WP Video Lightbox, I don’t get the loading icon. The settings in Lightbox Ultimate don’t seem to have any effect on this. I can have them checked or unchecked and I still have the problem.
[https://westviewdance.ca] is the site but I cannot leave the Lightbox Ultimate activated because it impacts all of the pages not just pages which have video on them.
Yes, I have the free version of WP Video Lightbox but I still get the icon even when it is deactivated. I am hesitant to leave Lightbox Ultimate activated as the icon is on all pages and can be distracting to users. I do have Easy Fancybox installed and activated but I have the Enable Fancybox unchecked in Lightbox Ultimate. I’ve also deactivated Easy Fancybox plugin and I still get the icon.
