Everything is working with just a couple of exceptions. I'd like to have this modal be more responsive. Since it is a fixed width, I'm getting some issues. I've tried using percentages for the width but for some reason, the modal doesn't stay centered.
It's easy to implement multiple popup in one page you just need to change in HTML.
Eg. If I had For 2 Popups in my page then Popup 1 below code is needed
<a href="#myModal1" class="OpenModal"> {{ your anchor content }} </a>
<div id="myModal1" class="white-popup mfp-hide">
{{ your popup content }}
</div>
For Popup 2 below code is needed
<a href="#myModal2" class="OpenModal"> {{ your anchor content }} </a>
<div id="myModal2" class="white-popup mfp-hide">
{{ your popup content }}
</div>
Make Sure that the href of anchor tag and id of content wrapper tag both have same value. i.e. for above example it is myModal1 and myModal2 respectively.
NOTE: In case if you use this plugin you may encounter css/js conflict due to references available for both plugin, so we suggest you to remove existing plugin (reveal.js) references.
It's easy to implement multiple popup in one page you just need to change in HTML.
Eg. If I had For 2 Popups in my page then Popup 1 below code is needed
<a href="#myModal1" class="OpenModal"> {{ your anchor content }} </a>
<div id="myModal1" class="white-popup mfp-hide">
{{ your popup content }}
</div>
For Popup 2 below code is needed
<a href="#myModal2" class="OpenModal"> {{ your anchor content }} </a>
<div id="myModal2" class="white-popup mfp-hide">
{{ your popup content }}
</div>
Make Sure that the href of anchor tag and id of content wrapper tag both have same value. i.e. for above example it is myModal1 and myModal2 respectively.
NOTE: In case if you use this plugin you may encounter css/js conflict due to references available for both plugin, so we suggest you to remove existing plugin (reveal.js) references.