[code]
add_pop_to: function(el) {
el.addEvent(’click’, function(e){ new Event(e).stop(); this.popup(el); }.bind(this));

var size = el.getAttribute(’rel’).match(/\[(\d+),\s*(\d+)\]/) || ['', this.width, this.height];

if (size[1]) {
/*
added centering of the popup window
*/
var left = (screen.width - size[1]) / 2;
var top = (screen.height - size[2]) / 2;
el.setAttribute(’popupprops’, ‘width=’ + size[1] + ‘, height=’ + size[2] + ‘, left=’ + left + ‘, top=’ + top);
}
},
[/code]

//at the top
width: 0,
height: 0,
top: 70,
left: 160,

//towards bottom
if (size[1]) el.setAttribute(’popupprops’, ‘width=’ + size[1] + ‘, height=’ + size[2] + ‘, top=’ + this.top + ‘, left=’ + this.left );

We could probably set this in the rel tag too but that may be too cumbersome. Would be nice to have a “get user screen width” function and have the window centered based on that.

Just a little improvement from me:

I wanted to use popups for a gallery, so I like to give it a name to open all those links in this popup. Therefor I changed it to:

popup: function(el) {
window.open(el.href, el.name || ”, el.getAttribute(’popupprops’) || ”);
}

Thanx again,
Daniel

instead of this:

and it didn’t work, but using the web developer tools in FF it recognized all my scripts, including moopop! Strange… Anyway cheers! thanks for sharing the script!