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Michelle_Moore
Michelle_Moore
posted in Uncategorized

Is it possible to load a landing page with a fancybox iframe opened up onload?

You need to put the ID on the anchor (“a” stands for “anchor”, in case you didn’t know), not the image. [![]([MyImage])]([MyLink]) jQuery.(document).ready(function(){ jQuery('#flipbutton-link').click(); });

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Elysium_Nguyen
7 years ago
Ryan
RyanFormer Unbouncer
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The Next Unbounce Interface: Open Beta!

The navigation is much improved. Let’s face it, the UI is a bit slow at times, and the fact that I can now jump from a landing page detail back to a group overview without having to go to the overall overview, and then into the group is nice. It seems almost every navigation path has eliminated a click to get to where you want to go. Good job.

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Carter
Unbouncer
11 years ago
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Bruce
posted in Ask a Question

Any Slider Recommendations (like SlideDeck) that work with UnBounce

Checkout Juicebox. It allows you to build gallery sliders, and then embed them on websites. So, you could create your slideshow, and embed it using the Custom HTML Unbounce module.

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Lucas_Fernandes
5 years ago
Michelle_Moore
Michelle_Moore
posted in Uncategorized

Is it possible to load a landing page with a fancybox iframe opened up onload?

Yes you can. You’ll need to simulate the click using javascript. This is somewhat easy for a javascript developer, but explaining it to someone that doesn’t know javascript or jQuery is hard to do. I’ll give it a go though… In the edit area of your page, select the button, so you can see it’s properties on the right-hand side. Locate the ID property. The code below will assume that the button ID is “my-button-7” although it will definitely be something else. Just replace “my-button-7” with your button ID in the code below. jQuery.(document).ready(function(){ jQuery('#my-button-7').click(); }); The code above should be added as a script, and placed before the closing body tag.

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Elysium_Nguyen
7 years ago
WestgateOwnersReward
WestgateOwnersReward
posted in Uncategorized

Custom HTML Placeholder Text

Yeah, especially since a developer might be handing this off to someone in the marketing department (that might not identify what the code is or means). If I could simply put a label like “Chat Module” or “Dynamic Date” on my custom code placeholder, that would be great.

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WestgateOwnersReward
11 years ago

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