Hiding a modal window is a good solution. It is used to process interface elements that are not special and necessary to appear on a webpage. Let's share with you how to use the jQuery plug-in leanModal to create a Regular Modal window.
Hiding modal Windows is a good solution for processing interface elements that are not special and necessary to appear on webpages. Social networks can use modal windows to send private messages and forms that are only visible to members. The blog and magazine websites also apply to the author login pages separated from the main website. The modal window is easier than creating a new window in JavaScript because it is displayed with HTML tags, all things can be displayed in the same window.
I will demonstrate how to use the jQuery plug-in leanModal to create a Regular Modal window. If you have MIT general license, this plug-in is completely open-source and free. I like this plug-in very much and it is quite convenient to use. You can also add CSS on your own to achieve custom results.
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Start
First, create two files named “index.html#and “style.css. in the same directory, create another folder named/js/, which contains the two files just now. The first is the mini jQuery library, and the second is the leanModal plug-in named jquery. leanModal. min. js.
The Code is as follows:
Modal Login Window Demo
