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  • Plugin Author NSquared

    (@croixhaug)

    Hi Nigel,

    Draw Attention works best in the main container of the page, it’s harder to do all the calculations and layouts reliably when it’s inside tabs, slider, or other elements on the page since we don’t control those elements.

    We have been working on some improvements to try and make it work better in tabbed areas. You can download an early version (this will all be included in 1.6.2) here:
    https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/39435/tmp-share/draw-attention-1-6-2-beta.zip

    If you delete your current version of Draw Attention (don’t worry, your image and all your clickable areas will be saved) and install this new one it may work better, but it depends on your theme, plugins used, etc.

    Let me know if that works for you!

    Thanks,
    Nathan

    Thread Starter Nagel

    (@nagel)

    Yes, it works! You can just check it by using links from first post.
    Thanks!

    Btw. In 223 line of public.js I added window.location.reload();

    if (target == '_new') {	/* If the link is being opened in a new window */
    	window.open(href);
    } else if ((this.host == '' || this.pathname == window.location.pathname) && this.hash != '') {
    	/* If the link is on the current page */
    	window.location.href = href;
    	window.location.reload();
    } else {
    	$('body').hide();
    	window.location.href = href;
    }

    It’s probably useful only in tabs, beacuse they mostly doesn’t work without reloading. Of course it isn’t a prettiest thing, but it works, so I suggest to add this as an option.

    Plugin Author NSquared

    (@croixhaug)

    Thanks we’ll check that out!

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