animatedModal.js | jQuery plugin to create a fullscreen modal | Animation library
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animatedModal.js is a jQuery plugin to create a fullscreen modal with CSS3 transitions. You can use the transitions from animate.css or create your own transitions.
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I am incorporating amplitude.js with animatedModal.js and just want to tweak it a bit to make everything work perfectly. Currently, when I close the modal, the mp3 in amplitude continues to play. I would like to make it pause the mp3 when I close the modal.
I think it can be done by using some of the tools already provided, but I am not sure how to call the functions correctly.
Here is the relevant portion of animatedModal.js where they have a callback created just for closing the modal:
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Answered 2018-Apr-13 at 17:44You have two options. Either you add the following markup to the modal close button.
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I am using animatedModal.js to get some simple dialog boxes. Everything is working like a charm, but I can't click the link on my logo on the top of my page, because the modal with
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Answered 2017-May-23 at 11:18The problem is quite simple. You are losing the track of the z-index. I don't have all the spot where you set your z-index but I found this two to be crucial:
- Your a tag (class=logo) has z-index of 100
- Your div tag (class=content) has z-index of 200
So the browser will understand that you always want you content to be above your a tag. So, keep this in mind, let's see how you set up your z-index for modal.
- Your modal has z-index of -9999, which is relative to its parent (content) => which means it actually has z-index of 200.(-9999).
This means no matter what z-index you have on the logo, it will always below your modal:
TL;DR: The fix is set the content z-index to be lower than your a tag. Or reorganize your DOM since modal doesn't need to be next to the call link. If you choose second one, set a tag z-index might kick in.
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