David thanks I will give the styles for Scripty a whirl.
I have used both Scripty LB and Weaver’s Moo with great success. I like the simplicity of FancyZoom and was thinking FancyBox will be that simple to implement as well
Just remember to add your fixes in Freeway’s Page / HTML Markup dialog
in the Before /HEAD section. If you try editing lightwindow.css
directly, the styles you change will be overwritten by Freeway the
next time you publish, using the “clean” original version from the
Action bundle.
Walter
On Jan 19, 2010, at 2:04 PM, DeltaDave wrote:
I have had a quick look and it does not appear to be as easy as
FancyZoom
David thanks I will give the styles for Scripty a whirl.
Have a look in the lightwindow.css file and you will see all the
styles there that you can fiddle with.
Or I suppose you could rewrite the file at /Library/Application Support/Freeway 5/Actions/ScriptyLightbox.fwactionb/Contents/Resources/Actions/lightwindow.css
If that is allowed Walter? But it would change it for every instance where you used the action.
It would change it for every time you publish from the modified
Action, and you would have to track changes on this file when I update
the Action.
You might also try using the External Stylesheet Action to attach a
second stylesheet to the page that sets different defaults for the
lightwindow elements.
I say try, because I’m not at all sure which one of these Actions
would run first. Order of operation would influence which stylesheet
held sway, since the last sheet to define a particular rule “wins”.
Walter
On Jan 19, 2010, at 3:22 PM, DeltaDave wrote:
Or I suppose you could rewrite the file at /Library/Application
Support/Freeway 5/Actions/ScriptyLightbox.fwactionb/Contents/
Resources/Actions/lightwindow.css
If that is allowed Walter? But it would change it for every instance
where you used the action.
Or I suppose you could rewrite the file at /Library/Application Support/Freeway 5/Actions/ScriptyLightbox.fwactionb/Contents/Resources/Actions/lightwindow.css
I messed around with that the first time I tried it and realized it will become a logistics nightmare keeping track of it.