@olileo – This is something we are working toward but it is much more complicated in terms of adding the needed changes without breaking existing usages.
Here is the issue if you want to keep track of it.
https://github.com/PopupMaker/Popup-Maker/issues/38
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olileo
(@olileo)
Thanks !
I tried changed popup to popmake and popup-overlay with popmake-overlay but no luck.
How can I apply this css without problem ?
Thanks
@olileo – The problem is that the overlay has to contain the popup. Currently that is not the case. You could I suppose create a custom template in your theme folder under /popup_maker/popup.php and copy the code from the plugin templates folder. Then surround the popup container with a new div with the popmake-overlay class.
From there you would disable the typical overlay.
Not 100% this will work correctly without more modifications though.
@olileo – Closing this ticket due to inactivity. If your still having an issue post here and we will continue troubleshooting.
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Hi,
Any news on this? I have the same problem.
@danielmarkus – Because of the major rewrites that have to be done for this to be possible, we are moving that direction but it will take several release cycles (v1.4, v1.5) to get it there without breaking everyone elses popups.
It is on the list and being worked towards though. You can technically do it now with some CSS & a custom template in your theme folder. I will try to get a test case written up with some example code in our docs.
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olileo
(@olileo)
Hi, I’m glad that the project advance. Any news on this, or update in the docs ?
Thanks a lot
@olileo – No we are working towards that capability. It requires changing the HTML that makes up the popups which could break some users existing popups. Something we want to avoid.
