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Hi, You can, for example, simply use callbacks to access slide element, and
then you can do whatever you need.
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Hi,
I've tried adding a class to the element that is created with "fancybox__content" class on it but unable to get it to work. Below is the code that I tried to use:
Fancybox.show([{ src: '/example', type: "ajax", dragToClose: false, keyboard: false, mainClass: "exampleClass" }]);
I need to be able to add this class so that I can manage the width of the fancybox content depending on the content that I would like to show. I thought that the option to do this was "mainClass" but this doesn't seem to do anything?
Any help much appreciated.
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