I use the size modif for K2 add item pop-up, it's very useful...

 

And for your template, really cool, maybe I'm going to buy it, if you know a place to buy it cheaper than 45$ ... ^^

 

 

BBC : Yes I think, it's the value in px which separates the border of pop up from the edge of the screen... but I'm not sure, the most important is that's work :)

 

Edit : And I forget to say that 'padding': 0 is the width of the black border of the modal box, so you can pu 'padding':1 , 'padding':2 ....etc

 

If you want to hide the close button, you also could add the parameters :

 

onShow:$('sbox-btn-close').setStyles({'background': 'none'}),

onShow:$('sbox-btn-close').setStyles({'height': 0}),

 

It's not really clean but it works, and you have a lot of others setting for modalbox...

forums.asp.net/p/1373123/2877753.aspx

@juju: You're right, 45$ is not so cheep for a template. But coding such a template on my own would be really time-consuming, because I'm not really good in coding :D

I made my active running template on my own (-> www.robin-nonnweiler.de). I learned a lot during this process, but I have too little time to do this again :D

www.artviper.net/wp/2011/03/seo-and-modal-boxes/

Really interesting!

BBC said:

www.artviper.net/wp/2011/03/seo-and-modal-boxes/

Problem is if Google index your K2 Items as iframed. Visitors land at links without menu and navigation.

It needs to be more researched. More information not so old.

Ok, so it is not such good as I thought before.

Maybe there are some solutions to solve this problem.

 

www.straightupsearch.com/search-marketing/best-practices/seo_iframes_a_g/

There is not penalty for using iframes. But, K2 Items are major content at the website.

 

For some popup mail form, online form, some images, etc.... it is OK. Google just ignore it.