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Hi,

I was using your plugin as part of a template I have purchased. Something I noticed is that if I have a modal window thats longer than my phone screen, and have to scroll down, it keeps moving back to the top.

It seems that this is a weird bug or issue with a lot of jquery modal windows. Do you know if there's something I can do to fix it?

Go to my company's website here: www.imapdata.com . If you go down to News, and click on a title there. Now once the window comes up, scroll down some. Then if you scroll up just a tiny bit, it'll jump to the top.

If this is just how things normally behave, just ignore this issue. I just wanted to get in touch and ask if there's anything that can be done. Keep in mind, I do not know how to write javascript/jquery.

Thanks!

I'm having some issues getting this wired up and could use an example. I'm learning so, I apologize this is elementary, but I just can't seem to figure how to get this to center within the plugin.

I'm passing this in as my modal hiding animation:

hide: function(subjects, internalCallback) {
    console.log('modal.animations.hide fired');
    subjects.modal.fadeOut(2000, function(){
        console.log('modal.animations.hide callback');
        internalCallback(subjects);
    });
}

While the jQuery animation does play (in the DOM, you can see the opacity changing from 1 to 0 over the specified duration), display: none; is for some reason applied to the element during the animation, hiding any semblance of an animation.

The proper behavior of a fadeIn/fadeOut scenario should be this:

• Click triggers 'show'.
• display: block; is applied to overlay, and opacity is transitioned from 0 to 0.8 over the duration (jQuery fadeIn).
• ow-closed is removed from overlay.
• display: block; is applied to modal, and opacity is transitioned from 0 to 1 over the duration (jQuery fadeIn).
• ow-closed is removed from modal.
• Click on overlay triggers 'hide'.
• display: block; is applied to modal, and opacity is transitioned from 1 to 0 over the duration (jQuery fadeOut).
• ow-closed is added to modal.
• display: block; is applied to overlay, and opacity is transitioned from 0.8 to 0 over the duration (jQuery fadeOut).
• ow-closed is added to overlay.

Currently, everything here works like it is supposed to, except we're getting a display: none; during the fadeOut of the modal that I don't believe is coming from jQuery (no other animations work either).

Thoughts?