Sorry for the confusion.
Sitewide – If you want to use a modal on all pages ie opens from a link on menu sodebar or footer
Per page / post – if you only need it for a few pages , can be enabled via that pages settings just below the content editor.
Shortcode – if you only need it in one page/post use the shortcode inline.
Hi Daniel,
I checked again. I installed the plugin on a live website. No Problem.
But I could reproduce the bug on my localhost. I tried on two separate sites simultaneously on Firefox. I do not know what the sequence is, but somehow, switching the “Sitewide” flags “on” and “off” alternatively on both website, can block the plugin (on one site or the other).
Im not sure that makes any since to me at all. If they are installed in seperate DBs then there would be 0 communication between the installs. If it is WP MU then that is only supported via Pro version support.
But for the originally stated issue, the problem is simply that the way the plugin is currenlty setup isnt as intuitive as i’d like.
As i said before you can change a modal from sitewide on or off.
If it is set to off the modal wont load at all unless you specifically enable it on a specific page/post or multiple pages/posts. To do this go to pages and edit a page, below the content editor will be a Easy Modal settings section with a multi select box. Any modal no set to sitewide will be available in the box to be enabled for that page/post.
If you only need a modal on one page you can alternatively use the shortcode like this.
[modal id="Test"]Content Goes Here[/modal]
<a class="eModal-Test">Click Me to Open Modal</a>
