Byron,
Is there any way to have a no modal window (modal:false) with outsideClickCloses:true?
Thanks,

Hi,

No there isn't. That would be a contradiction. A non-modal box allows access to and interaction with the page underneath the Floatbox. The 'outside' clicks belong to and are handled by that page.

If you're just trying to make the shady page overlay go away, set overlayOpacity:0. It will still be there to receive the outside clicks, but won't be visible.

The only problem with that is that the mouseovers will not work...

I don't really know exactly what you have in mind regarding page behaviour or the context that we're working in here, so probably shouldn't try to guess. However, if you want the underlying page be reachable while the floatbox is up, and make it the case that a user clicking on anything on that page closes the floatbox, this can be done by adding an event handler to the main page. Something like:

<script type="text/javascript">
fb.addEvent(document, &#039;mousedown&#039;, function(e) {
    if (!fb.ownerInstance(e.target)) fb.end(true);
});
</script>

In general, the Floatbox API (and its callbacks) can be used to implement almost any behaviour.