For text or basic HTML you could use the title attribute of your links.
But advanced stuff or PHP? You’ll need to switch to inline mode or even iframe mode and create stand-alone pages to do that.
how can i swith to iframe?
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is it possible to still have the youtube functionality ?
@kiavash, to view youtube videos in iframe mode you’ll need to disable the auto-detection option for youtube links (you can leave short-url detection on) or completely disable the youtube option. Plus, enable and configure the iframe option. Next, you need to change all your youtube links manually:
Go to the Youtube page and choose the “share” option. Then choose the iframe embed option and take the “src” location that is given there. Then return to your own site and use that location URL for the link instead of the URL to the youtube page. Also, give that link the class “fancybox-iframe”…
