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If this is accepted I can finally make myself a "Fancybox"
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It already has an id. HTML source:
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aha! I will try this later…can I message you if this works or not, I do remember in the past trying this, but it doesn't work fully like it should.
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Sure. The image is included in the HTML, so you would have to hide that, and then apply a background image to the <a> element.
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Will do, thank you Bryce :)
~ However, using a new ajax loader would complete this, so adding a class to the loader would be cool.
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