Closed stathimexas closed 2 years ago
Hi,
You can add class name to your <div>
element directly:
Fancybox.show(
[
{
type: "html",
src: '<div class="notranslate"><p>some message</p></div>',
caption: "some title",
},
]
);
You could also use mainClass
option to add class name to the main container:
Fancybox.show(
[
{
type: "html",
src: "<div ><p>some message</p></div>",
caption: "some title",
},
],
{ mainClass: "notranslate" }
);
There is currently no option to set custom classname to the slide, but you can always use callbacks to archive desired result:
Fancybox.show(
[
{
type: "html",
src: "<div ><p>some message</p></div>",
caption: "some title",
},
],
{
on: {
"Carousel.createSlide": function (fancybox, carousel, slide) {
slide.$el.classList.add('notranslate');
},
},
}
);
Oh wow, Janis, very nice. Thank you so much. I was going to send it to my sister in Greece, but thenlook at this most strange behavior I just noticed: the link to google translate is somehow "wiped off" after the popup is executed. I don't know how else to put it. Go here and click on any of the links. It will not take you there. It is as if the iframe resets something. I am sorry for not being able to rephrase it.
Sorry, I do not have explanation for that, maybe try disabling Hash plugin, try using Hash: false
.
How can I add a class, in my case, class="notranslate" to Fancybox.show popup frame? I want google translate to ignore this line.
Here is where I want to add it:
Fancybox.show([{type: "html", src: "<div ><p>some message</p></div>", caption: "some title"}]);
Thank you.