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html style <a href="https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Antinous_Mandragone_profil.jpg"> link </a>
or the same link [in markdown](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Antinous_Mandragone_profil.jpg)
But despite the suffix, this is not a link to the image itself, but to the corresponding wikidata page.
Unfortunately, it seems like minimal-mistakes adds the "image-popup" class to all links which end with jpg, png, etc.
This results in a broken Magnific popup.
Can I disable the Magnific popup for these links?
Best regards and thanks for the work!
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Hmm, ok.
I just removed the lines from the Javascript.
I still think a switch would be better in the long run, but this does the job and my JS/html skills are not sufficient for this.
Thanks for the Tip!
I'd like to link to some pages from wikidata, like for example this one: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Antinous_Mandragone_profil.jpg and I do it like this:
But despite the suffix, this is not a link to the image itself, but to the corresponding wikidata page.
Unfortunately, it seems like minimal-mistakes adds the "image-popup" class to all links which end with jpg, png, etc.
This results in a broken Magnific popup.
Can I disable the Magnific popup for these links?
Best regards and thanks for the work!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: