RokBox is a state-of-the-art responsive modal solution for WordPress with support for images, videos, widgets and much more.
RokBox has a built-in editor button that integrates with the WordPress content, and can be used to easily generate RokBox snippets. Selecting this button (pictured above) will open the RokBox Snippets Generator which enables you to set up the snippet.
The Editor Button popup is meant to be as user-friendly as possible and as can be noticed from the screenshot above, it is very self explanatory.
The link is the only required field that needs to be filled out. It could be a local image, a YouTube video, a remote URL, or anything that RokBox 2 supports.
The DOM Element field takes a CSS-Style syntax value that needs to be targeting an Element in the page. Whenever you start filling this field, the Link will get disabled and auto-populated with an hash #
.
This is because a DOM Element type link is not a true link, and does not point to any actual URL.
More details on how DOM Element works, and how to use it, can be found here.
The Album field can be any string and allows a set of RokBox2 links to be grouped, so the user can navigate through them. Whenever you decide to create an album, you should use the same album name across the links you want to be grouped.
NOTE: The album name is just an identifier for RokBox2, and will never be seen by the end-user. For this reason, it is highly suggested to keep the name as simple as possible, to avoid potential misinterpretations by RokBox2.
More details on how Album works, and how to use it, can be found here.
This is the Caption associated to the link that RokBox2 will show. This field takes simple text, as well as HTML syntax. When inserting the Snippet, any HTML syntax will get automatically converted into HTML entities.
NOTE: Extremely long captions might cause undesired results. The main goal of RokBox is to display images and other media formats. Try to keep the caption short and concise.
More details on how Caption works, and how to use it, can be found here.
The content is what will be wrapped by the RokBox2 <a>
link. It could be either text or an image.
If you decide to have text as content, you can either have it being plain text or HTML syntax. Differently from the caption, the HTML syntax written in the Content will be kept intact.
If you decide to have an image as content, you can either have it auto-generated or like for the Link field.