How to disable thickbox on some pages

  • Resolved robertrafai

    (@robertrafai)


    11 years, 11 months ago

    I need to disable thickbox on some pages because I use my default theme gallery on few pages and I don’t need to load images with thickbox.
    Now I’m getting double gallery window when I’m click on image thumbnail and biger image pop up. And those images are not assignet to nextgen gallery at all.
    https://www.robertrafai.com/party/
    At blog forum, everything is OK, before updating theme also in couples, party etc everything was ok too, after updating theme, every image is opened by thick box?!!?
    Is there some custom field code to disable nextgen and thickbox loading on those pages?

    https://www.ads-software.com/extend/plugins/auto-thickbox-plus/

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  • Thread Starter robertrafai

    (@robertrafai)

    solved
    There is option for that ??

    Can you explain how to activate the option? Thanks!

    Thread Starter robertrafai

    (@robertrafai)

    just looking but can’t remember where I done what :(. If I remember, I’ll write here

    Thanks, let me know if you do.

    mikeh

    (@mikehaberle)

    Hi guys,

    I actually JUST needed to do this myself. Here’s how I did it.

    Open the auto-thickbox.php through WordPress’s plugin editor.

    Scroll down to “function custom_scripts() {” and after the line
    var nothickbox = ['<?php echo str_replace(' ', '\', \'', trim($this->options['no_thickbox'])); ?>'];

    Add the following:

    <?php
global $post;
$postID = $post->ID;
if ($postID == 366 ) {
?>

return false;

<?php
}
?>

    Basically, you’re telling the JavaScript that it shouldn’t run — almost as if it found a “no_thickbox” tag.

    This isn’t the best way to do it. But if you don’t care, then it works. Be sure to replace the postID with your own ID(s).

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