Shane Melaugh is a co-founder of Thrive Themes. When he isn't plotting new ways to create awesome WordPress themes & plugins, he likes to geek out about camera equipment and medieval swords. He also writes about productivity here.
| Updated on September 26, 2017
Load Image Lightbox from External Sources
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You can now open an image from a custom URL (e.g. from an Amazon S3 storage) in a lightbox. This can be triggered from click on an image, button or any other clickable element, through the “Animation & Action” feature.
Shane Melaugh is a co-founder of Thrive Themes. When he isn't plotting new ways to create awesome WordPress themes & plugins, he likes to geek out about camera equipment and medieval swords. He also writes about productivity here.
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