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Sites like Facebook & Github use HTML5 pushState to change the URL of a lightbox, so I have a hard time believing “You can’t change any URL”. It seems you should be capable of using pushState to specify a URL on a click event. My question is how can you do this with prettyPhoto through the WP Ultimate Lightbox.
Currently on the prettyPhoto website:
“From now on, every time a prettyPhoto window is opened, the url will be updated. That means that you will be able to share a link to a specific picture. Just follow this link for an example: http://www.no-margin-for-errors.com/projects/prettyphoto-jquery-lightbox-clone/#!prettyPhoto%5Bpp_gal2%5D/0/ As usual, this feature is customizable and can be disabled if you don’t wish to use it. The setting is called “deeplinking”. A complete list of settings can be found one the documentation page.”
Read more about prettyPhoto 3.1.1: Deeplinking, social sharing, win | Stéphane Caron – No Margin For Errors on:
I’m using the HTML overlay shortcode for external page display: `<?php echo do_shortcode(‘[wp_lightbox_anchor_text_display_external_page link=”http://www.angiemay.com/clients/chartis/wordpress/business-systems” width=”670″ height=”480″ title=”” text=””]’); ?>
The problem being that I don’t know how to incorporate the shortcode with the structure and style that I have established (shown above). So the “a”, the “a span”, and the image within the “a” have specific styles.
