Sorry - I found out that when I choose the page I'm on it links directly to the anchor at that page. Its a bit difficult to find - maybe would be better to have it without choosing a page.

But there is one problem left for me. Bootstrap has the modal (popup windows) function. The Elemental theme (what comes with the c5 installation) as well. Calling a modal needs this kind of links:

<a href="#" data-toggle="modal" data-target="#mymodal">Load my modal</a>

Would you mind to implement it?

Best,
Torsten

OK, so you would want a "Bootstrap Dialog" list item type, correct? Then you only need to enter the "data-target", so you fill in "#my_modal" in a simple text box? Or you need more fields?

Hi Ramon,

for me its's fine to have just the text box for "data-target" where I can type in #mymodal
The Label for choosing it could be called "Bootstrap Modal".

It's not really related to your Add-On, but what do you think about calling modals from a stack?

Best regards - and thanks for fast response,

Torsten

Hi Torsten,

Not sure what you mean with "calling modals from a stack". Can you explain?

Kind regards,

Ramon

I was just wondering... Calling a modal means - let it appear if you click on a link (or button).
The modal itself hast to be hidden at the page, because we need it only if we call it (http://getbootstrap.com/javascript/#modals).
If we have the content of a modal in a stack (what is placed in "backend" of c5: dashboard -> Blocks & stacks) its not visible. But this is not really related to your add-on :-)

The function I asked about above would be nice. If you are interested to think a bit about more about the "call a modal from a stack" stuff - let me know.

Torsten,

The "Bootstrap Modal" is available in List Designer now. Let me know if this satisfies your needs.

As for the other "calling modal from stack", send me a PM with some information of how you would like to see this thing work!

Kind regards,

Ramon

Hi Ramon, thanks a lot - works fine. :-)