• Resolved brandacid

    (@brandacid)


    Hi all,

    I’m helping a client update some page content.

    Their web developer has gone dark and is being unresponsive, so I’ve offered to update some of their Fancyboxes too.

    They have these set to pop-up as modals with a Gravity Form inside.

    The way the html reads for the buttons that trigger the Fancyboxes is simple: a href=”fancyboxID-1″ and so forth. That’s it. Nothing else in the html.

    I’ve been using WordPress and various plugins for years, but I cannot for the life of me figure out where “fancyboxID-1” etc. is defined. None of the other plugins are governing which Gravity Form is associated with which Fancybox ID, or what happens upon clicking submit. I assume the form styling is related to the class but I haven’t gotten that far yet.

    I want to take some of my new Gravity Forms, and create a Fancybox for them too … but I feel like I’m taking crazy pills. Where is that done?

    • This topic was modified 6 years ago by brandacid.
    • This topic was modified 6 years ago by brandacid.

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  • Hi, the gravity form is a shortcode wrapped in a div with id=”fancyboxID-1" which is (again) wrapped in a div, probably with style="display:none" so it’s not visible on the page, but also not on the back-end… if you switch to edit your content in source code, you will probably find it.

    Thread Starter brandacid

    (@brandacid)

    Yes, that must be it. But those divs aren’t part of the page’s html source code. Maybe hiding in the php.

    Hardcode in a theme template file? That’s unusual but possible… Looking at your page source code the div with ID fancyboxID-1 is at the top of the page. It looks like it’s hidden inside a text widget in the top section, just before the Start Now button.

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