Hello,
We would like to inform you that Web Modal Windows Builder version 1.1 Build #132 has been released!
Check out What's New:
- Fixed an issue where the application would open a new file when an existing project was double-clicked from within Dreamweaver.
- Fixed an issue where the image preloader tried to load navigation bar images on a single-sheet modal window.
- Added some minor interface improvements.
Download the latest version at:
http://www.likno.com/jquery-modal-windows/download.php
Hello,
New Web Modal Windows Builder version 1.1 build #130 has been released!
Check out What's New:
- Added support for jQuery 1.4.1.
- Added several minor interface improvements.
- Added support for numeric IPs and subdomains.
- Added the image preloading feature that allows the modal windows to appear faster.
Download the latest version at:
http://www.likno.com/jquery-modal-windows/download.php
Hello,
We would like to inform you that the new version of AllWebMenus - version 5.2 build 814 - has been released!
Take a look at What's New:
- Added support for exporting/importing custom themes (all custom themes are now saved in the "Application Data" folder).
- Released a new version for all Server-Side related AddIns (SSM, Actinic, Joomla, WordPress).
- Fixed an issue where the item highlight feature was not working for the first menu item.
- Fixed an issue where a simple tooltip could not appear in Server-Side menu implementations.
- Fixed an issue where the Preview Pane didn't show the menu images, if the libraries and the images folder were the same.
- Fixed an issue with the "Create Generic Sitemap" feature, where an error appeared and the application was closing unexpectedly (on Windows 7 and Vista only).
- Fixed an issue with the program activation process, where the user was provided with a half Installation ID or the user never had enough rights (since build 812).
Download the new version and test it!
Q:
When I open an external page in the modal window, I see the background color of the window's "Body Area" covering parts of the external page.
A:
Web-designers sometimes tend to forget assigning a background-color to their page if they want it to have a white background. This however is wrong and can have side-effects in some browsers and some cases.
Specifically if you load a page without background-color in an iframe, Google Chrome, Safari and Firefox will all treat the page background-color as transparent and will show the contents of the containing object behind the iframe. Internet Explorer and Opera on the other hand, will automatically set the page background to white.
In the case of Modal Windows, loading an external page that has no background-color will cause it (in the above specified browsers) to display the background-color you have set for the "Body Area" through the "Body CSS".
In this case we suggest that you either:
1) put a background-color in the <body> of the external page (preferred option)
2) put a white background to the modal window (through the "Body CSS" property)
A modal window consists of 4 areas:
- Header (optional)
- Body
- Navigation Bar (optional, for multi-sheet windows only)
- Footer (optional)
Below, we show an example of how the heights of these areas are specified.
Let's assume that you have the following values on your modal window project:
The modal window will then appear with the following heights:
As you can see, the jQuery modal window can be further customized for each area separately, through the powerful CSS properties!
