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And how do we get the modal?
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add this in your document.ready block or in a script tag at the end of your body tag<br />
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<pre><code id="code-20-40477382-1">$(&quot;.modal button.close&quot;)
    .css(&quot;z-index&quot;,1)
    .click(function() { 
          $(this).closest(&quot;.modal&quot;).fadeOut(&quot;slow&quot;);
    });</code></pre>
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add this in your document.ready block or in a script tag at the end of your body tag



$(".modal button.close")
    .css("z-index",1)
    .click(function() { 
          $(this).closest(".modal").fadeOut("slow");
    });

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To <br />
<i>.modal-header .close {}</i> <br />
add <br />
z-index:1
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I am using the jquery modal.js file and when I click on the x the box doesn't close.<br />
Is something wrong or covering the x.<br />
You can see my file here:<br />
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<a href="http://parkplaceofbelvidere.com/Contact_Us.html" rel="ugc">http://parkplaceofbelvidere.com/Contact_Us.html</a>
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I am using the jquery modal.js file and when I click on the x the box doesn't close.
Is something wrong or covering the x.
You can see my file here:

http://parkplaceofbelvidere.com/Contact_Us.html

modal.js doesn't close on click x

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