Hi Kristin, I just wanted to mention that the Colorbox pop-up dialog, which I added to Modal Dialog earlier this year, does trap keyboard events correctly. Go to the General Settings for Modal Dialog and select Colorbox and you will see the behaviour you were seeking.

thanks Yannick. I guess it was the parameters that were confusing me.

I knew most of the layout was set up through the library settings but it wasn’t clear that the info in the FAQ like – “[link-library rssoverride=0]
Set to 0 or 1 to display or not display rss information” was a full list of options.

Thanks for the assist.
DAvid

All shortcodes for Link Library are displayed at the top of the Library Settings page. There are a few optional parameters for these shortcodes, and these are shown on the FAQ (FAQ)

Thanks in advance
DAvid

Sorry I’ll try to be clearer. Say I have ten links with id#40 of which five are id#40 and also id#5 and five id#40 and also id#32. I then set up a page that shows all the links with id#40. It lists all ten links in one list. I’d like to show the ten links grouped by the secondary id. So the 40&5 links and then the 40&32 links. Hopefully with headers identifying the grouping.

Thanks

I am not quite sure I understand your question. Links are sorted within each category. Link Library does not consider tags.

Thanks

No – I’m not displaying a form. Just text and a link to the website, as in your default options.

Thanks for the link. I will see about using the basic jQuery dialog as an option in Link Library in the coming week and see if that properly captures keyboard inputs. To make an example that reflects what you are doing, can you tell me a bit about what you are displaying in your Link Library popup? Are you displaying a form related to the link that was clicked?