Closed ilia-luk closed 4 years ago
Yes!
The correct source for the gatsbygram example is here: https://github.com/lsirivong/gatsbygram-with-gatsby-plugin-modal-routing
Here's how it's navigating previous / next: https://github.com/lsirivong/gatsbygram-with-gatsby-plugin-modal-routing/blob/master/src/components/modal.js#L72
I'll update the gatsbygram example so that it links to the correct source!
You can also see in the other example that when you open a model link while already in a modal, it will load in the existing modal, so you don't necessarily have to do it with navigate
like in the gatsbygram example: https://github.com/lsirivong/gatsby-starter-with-gatsby-plugin-modal-routing/blob/master/src/pages/page-2.js#L15
Firstly, let me say that this plugin works great, I found it after following a few hacky tutorials which tried to implement something similar without any success, and now I can't be happier from the result.
The thing is, I've checked out the second example you referenced:
https://gatsbygram-with-gatsby-plugin-modal-routing.netlify.com/
and I've noticed there are navigation links between modals, I tried to find instructions on this but without success, I checked out the repository, looked around and strangely it doesn't use the plugin, which makes me wonder why do you use it as an example?
so my questions are:
closeTo
and stating that it should remain as a modal of the original page?