Hi, could you share a link to the page where this is happening?
Unfortunately the site is password protected as it’s still in development, and I don’t want to post the username/password here for obvious reasons. This is the plugin however: https://ww.wp.xz.cn/plugins/lightweight-social-icons/
Basically, in the plugin, you just give it a link to your social page be it Facebook, Twitter, Youtube, Vimeo, etc. and that’s it.
OK so your Vimeo link is fires the light box? Does this happen with the Youtube page too? Easy FancyBox is designed to recognize Vimeo and YouTube video pages but apparently it also activates itself on links to your Vimeo social page. Could you tell me what the URL of that page looks like? Is it similar to a normal single video page?
I might have to adapt the script to ignore such URLs but it needs to be recognizably different in some way…
Youtube seems to work fine. The Vimeo link I’m using is similar to:
https://www.vimeo.com/user#####
Hmmm… where “user####” is your username? That sucks because there’s no easy way to make the script differentiate between a username and a video code.
Unless…
Are all video codes on Vimeo only numbers? If so, and if a username cannot exist of only numbers (can it?) then it’d be relatively easy…
It looks like all videos do use numbers exclusively, and are vimeo.com/###### while users are vimeo.com/user###### -OR- vimeo.com/<customusername>.
OK, so the #’s are numbers… I’ll try to devise a way to safely distinguish between users and videos and merge that into the next release. Until then, might want to disable the Autodetect option under Vimeo on Settings > Media and manually give each link that should open in FancyBox a class="fancybox-vimeo" attribute.
Thanks for the feedback! 🙂
Will do. Thanks for the support!
