Lightbox rewrites html in blog posts
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We had to revert the change WPPA made in its latest version. It’s still
needs to be fixed unless there is a WPPA setting that controls it.The issue has to do with lightbox filter WPPA applies to all or some images.
It rewrites the img HTML code to include the wait cursor and prevents it from working correctly. The latest version is causing an issue with the code we included below.The new version of wp-photo-album-plus is doing this, adding:
data-rel=”wppa[single]” style=”cursor:wait;” onclick=”return false;”
to images in blog posts
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Thanx for the report.
This is a known issue and will be fixed in 6.8.09.Explanation:
style=”cursor:wait;” onclick=”return false;”is there to prevent users from clicking the image before lighbox has been initialized, resulting in displaying the plain image.
As soon as lightbox is initialized, the cursor is changed to the magnifier glass and the onclick event has been bound to the lightbox procedure.Unfortunately, in an attempt to optimize, the lightbox script is not loaded when there are no wppa images on the page; i initially overlooked the situation where there were only non-wppa images on the page and ‘lightbox global’ is active.
The fix is already available in the current development version 6.8.09.Beta.004
See: this ducumentation page for instructions. It should be safe to install this version.
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