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  • sail4ever

    (@sail4ever)

    Never mind, I figured it out. Here are the steps:

    First, disable the site wide option(s).

    Now go the the page on which you would like to include the modal(s)

    Scroll to the bottom of the page and you will see a modal box with all the modals listed (they do not show if the option site wide is set to on)

    Next insert your link(s) or your button call(s) to the modal(s) on that same page. Repeat for every page you wish to include a modal or modals.

    It’s really simple once you figure it out.

    sail4ever

    (@sail4ever)

    I use the site-wide option now but would like to disable that as every page loads all the modals I have. As I was checking everything in WC3 validator I noticed this. My question is doesn’t it slow down the website if it has to load tons of modals?

    So now I would like to load a modal when requested from individual pages. Your above instruction unfortunately aren’t real clear to me.

    I load the modal from a button within a “global content block” this way:
    <button class="eModal-1">Register</button>

    When I disable the site wide option nothing happens when clicking on that button.

    Thread Starter sail4ever

    (@sail4ever)

    Yes, the modal calls up a gf form to register for classes and cc info via Stripe is called for within the form. The easy modal is at the bottom of a class info page.

    Thread Starter sail4ever

    (@sail4ever)

    My apologies for not being clear.

    Easy modal with the gfforms works fine on a page that has no reference to snippets.

    Snippets works fine when it’s on the same page as easy modal.

    When both snippets and easy modal are on the same page, the modal does not display the form.

    Hope this explanation helps.

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