| 开发者 | artemsemkin |
|---|---|
| 更新时间 | 2026年8月31日 17:20 |
| PHP版本: | 8.0 及以上 |
| WordPress版本: | 7.1 |
| 版权: | GPLv3 |
| 版权网址: | 版权信息 |
arts-lightbox:open, arts-lightbox:change, arts-lightbox:destroy), exposes CSS custom properties for sizing and theming, and understands a small data-arts-lightbox-* attribute vocabulary for captions, groups, HTML slides and opt-outs. The TypeScript source and the full contract live on GitHub: https://github.com/artkrsk/immersive-lightbox-for-elementor
No. The free Elementor plugin is enough. If you have Pro, its gallery and carousel widgets work as well.
No. The plugin follows Elementor's own lightbox rules: whatever would open in the native lightbox opens here instead. Widgets with "Lightbox: No" stay excluded, and the kit's Image Lightbox switch still governs plain image links.
Yes. YouTube and Vimeo URLs and video files open as video slides automatically — the plugin detects them from the link itself.
Yes — any element with a link. Every Elementor URL control has an "Open in lightbox" checkbox: tick it and the link opens in the lightbox instead of a new page. That covers image links as well as YouTube, Vimeo and video file URLs.
In the Elementor editor, open Site Settings → Lightbox. Background, UI and text colors plus caption and counter typography apply to this lightbox, with a live preview.
Yes. Widgets already grouped by Elementor's slideshow setting stay grouped, and a data-arts-lightbox-group attribute joins anything else across containers.
No. Nothing heavy loads up front — the engine and its styles are fetched the first time a visitor opens the lightbox, and the plugin has zero dependencies.
Elementor's native lightbox returns exactly as it was. The plugin claims clicks in the browser and never rewrites your content.