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    Instead of using return false on line 294 of wp-post-modal-public.js, can you switch to e.preventDefault(); ? I’ve tested and that allows for events higher up in the DOM to execute.

    The reason I needed this was so that I could do click-tracking for when users open modal windows. I wrapped each .modal-link element with a div, and did click-tracking on the div. This didn’t work until I changed your javascript to use e.preventDefault(); rather than return false, because return false halts event propagation on elements higher up in the DOM.

    Thanks for your plugin and for considering this change! ??

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