How can I make this code work with all 3 modals in my project without using a CMS?

To make the code work with all 3 modals in your project without using a CMS, you can follow these steps:

1. Identify the unique class or ID for each modal:

• Each modal should have a unique identifier such as a class or ID. This will allow you to target each modal individually using JavaScript.

1. Modify the JavaScript code:

• Rather than targeting a specific modal class or ID, modify the JavaScript code to target the modal elements dynamically. You can achieve this by using a loop or an array to iterate through the modals and apply the necessary event listeners or functionality to each one.

1. Add logic to handle the opening and closing of the modals:

• Inside the loop or array, add the necessary logic to handle the opening and closing of the modals based on the specific modal that is triggered. This can be done using event listeners, CSS classes, or other methods to show or hide the modals.

1. Update the HTML markup:

• Make sure that each modal element has the necessary classes or attributes to trigger the JavaScript code. For example, you can add a "data-modal" attribute to each trigger element and match it to the corresponding modal's class or ID.

1. Test and debug:

• After implementing the above steps, test your code to ensure that each modal is functioning correctly. Additionally, make sure that there are no errors in the console and that all the desired interactions are working as expected.

By following these steps, you can make the provided code work with all 3 modals in your project without using a CMS. This approach allows you to dynamically handle multiple modals without relying on a content management system.

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