Blogger Tips
When you click on your images or photos, a wide black iframe window opens without leaving the page and shows you the image in foreground. This Lightbox (also called as Greybox or thickbox) view effect is enabled for all Blogger blogs by default, and it can be found also on Facebook and Google +. However, for some people this effect has turned into a headache and some may prefer to turn it off.
How to disable Lightbox view?
Save your Settings and you're done!
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Blogger Tips
How To Disable or Turn Off Lightbox View For Blogger Images
When you click on your images or photos, a wide black iframe window opens without leaving the page and shows you the image in foreground. This Lightbox (also called as Greybox or thickbox) view effect is enabled for all Blogger blogs by default, and it can be found also on Facebook and Google +. However, for some people this effect has turned into a headache and some may prefer to turn it off.
How to disable Lightbox view?
- Log in to your Blogger Dashboard
- Go to Settings > Posts and comments
- Look for the "Showcase images with Lightbox" and select "No".
Save your Settings and you're done!
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