jQuery-Colorbox | Yet another lightbox plugin for WordPress | Content Management System library
kandi X-RAY | jQuery-Colorbox Summary
kandi X-RAY | jQuery-Colorbox Summary
A Colorbox/Lightbox plugin for Wordpress. jQuery Colorbox features 11 themes from which you can choose. See my website. Works out-of-the-box with WordPress Galleries and NextGEN Gallery! (choose no effect in NextGEN settings). When adding an image to a post or page, usually a thumbnail is inserted and linked to the image in original size. All images in posts and pages can be displayed in a Lightbox/colorbox when the thumbnail is clicked. Images are grouped as galleries when linked in the same post or page. Groups can be displayed in a slideshow within the Lightbox/colorbox. Individual images can be excluded by adding a special CSS class. jQuery Colorbox can also open linked content (external as well as inline) in a Lightbox/Colorbox. Go to the plugin page for demo pages. For more information visit the FAQ. If you have questions or problems, feel free to write an entry at the jQuery Colorbox WordPress.org forum. Is your native language missing? Translating the plugin is easy if you understand english and are fluent in another language. I described in the FAQ how the translation works. Includes ColorBox 1.3.20.1 jQuery plugin from Jack Moore. The picture I used for the screenshots was designed by Davide Vicariotto.
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- Create jQuery colorbox
- Add colorbox properties
- Return default settings
- Dumps a variable .
- This function is used to retrieve the results from jQuery plugin .
- Render the colorbox frontend .
- Add the Colorbox backend
- Dump a variable
- Get return location
- Registers the Foundation JavaScript .
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QUESTION
I am trying to load and bundle toastr as a dependency using webpack.
here is the entire webpack config file
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Answered 2017-Jul-25 at 09:58Webpack does not expose the modules you import, it bundles your code together with the needed dependencies, but they are still modular and have their own scope. Webpack does not just blindly combine the sources of all the files and certainly does not make everything global. If the entry file you posted is the whole file, then you're not doing anything at all.
Instead with webpack you would do the work in the JavaScript files you bundle. So to speak, all you include in your HTML are the bundles created by webpack, you don't include other scripts that try to access something in the bundle, but you rather do it directly in your bundle.
Of course you could expose it to window by explicitly defining it: window.toastr = toastr after importing toastr, but polluting the global scope is generally not a good idea and it's no different from just including toastr in a
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I'm trying to generate the definition file for jquery-colorbox. I use from my project root:
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Answered 2018-Oct-30 at 16:35The first problem is that dts-gen needs to actually load the module you specify in order to examine its structure, and jquery-colorbox expects jQuery, document, and window to be defined on the global object, which they aren't in Node.js. One possible approach (which I didn't pursue) is to use dts-gen's experimental support for browser-based generation of declarations. Another is to load a Node.js-compatible DOM implementation such as jsdom and set the necessary global variables so that you can load jquery-colorbox successfully. Specifically, if you write the following in a file named jquery-colorbox-wrapper.js (based on this answer):
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I'm new in a gulp, so I have this issue: I'm building my scss code with gulp-sass and everything was OK before, but now I need to add a third-party CSS file from my 'node_nodules' folder (colorbox.css file) and I've tried to add gulp-cssimport to my gulp-sass task like that:
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Answered 2018-May-23 at 18:42QUESTION
I need to run both LESS and SCSS compilation in the same project output to separate CSS files.
The project was LESS based but now adding SCSS during a transition phase.
I don't want to update webpack for the time being. Webpack runs fine but and generates common.bundle.js file but the CSS is not being extracted from this one bundle.
The other chunks and new SCSS it extracts OK but not the core bundle file (common.bundle.js).
I have tried to change the sequence in webpack.config.js but this is not helping. I see this 'Multiple Instances' as well but can't work it out.
webpack.config.js
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Answered 2018-Apr-19 at 21:10Yes, your direction is right. You can use extract-text-webpack-plugin for this one.
Just define an extractor for each file in resulting bundle and use it in module.rules for a desired rule.
Below is an example of usage of 3 of these extractors for css/scss/less files. One per each file.
(Was created and tested on webpack 4.x)
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I'm trying to add Colorbox library to my project created with create-react-app. I've installed jquery-colorbox package via npm and added imports in one of my *.js files:
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Answered 2017-Jun-30 at 17:47It looks like it is using the variable jQuery rather than $. I might try importing the jQuery object by its name, for example:
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