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Discussion by tpeila with 4 Replies.
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I am looking for the script to enlarge photos like this
http://i1000.photobucket.com/albums/af124/.../screenshot.png
http://i1000.photobucket.com/albums/af124/.../screenshot.png
Tue Feb 1, 2011 Reply New Discussion
If I understood correctly what you want, then there are a lot of such scripts, especially using jquery, one them you can try is: "Galleria — A JavaScript gallery for the Fastidious" 
You can find it here: http://galleria.aino.se/
Or you can use any you like from this resource, it has a lot of good galleries with examples
http://www.1stwebdesigner.com/css/fresh-jq...play-solutions/
It's not only a gallery, but as a script it can be used on your website images
and by it I mean that most of those solutions 
You can find it here: http://galleria.aino.se/
Or you can use any you like from this resource, it has a lot of good galleries with examples
http://www.1stwebdesigner.com/css/fresh-jq...play-solutions/
It's not only a gallery, but as a script it can be used on your website images
and by it I mean that most of those solutions
Tue Feb 1, 2011 Reply New Discussion
I would also suggest Lightbox (http://www.huddletogether.com/projects/lightbox2/), which is probably the most well-known script used for this.
However, bear in mind that these scripts (usually) do not actually resize the images. Instead, you provide the script with both the small and the large image, and they display the large one when the small one is clicked. The following HTML code would usually be used:
Another good thing with these scripts is that they work in such a way that allows people without JavaScript enabled to open these images just like any other, in a new (or the same) browser window/tab. Of course, nowadays it is a bit unnecessary to talk about people with JavaScript disabled, isn't it?
However, bear in mind that these scripts (usually) do not actually resize the images. Instead, you provide the script with both the small and the large image, and they display the large one when the small one is clicked. The following HTML code would usually be used:
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<a href="path_to_the_large_image" rel="lightbox" target="_blank"><img src="path_to_the_small_image" alt="Small image" /></a>Another good thing with these scripts is that they work in such a way that allows people without JavaScript enabled to open these images just like any other, in a new (or the same) browser window/tab. Of course, nowadays it is a bit unnecessary to talk about people with JavaScript disabled, isn't it?
Tue Feb 1, 2011 Reply New Discussion
to Pyost,
Yes, it seems that talking about JavaScript being turned off isn't a problem anymore, but for example, why are NoScript addons or widgets so popular? Do people really use them, I mean, what do people see in a website where the browser doesn't execute JavaScript?
Most sites are so dynamic, that you can't navigate without javascript through the site, even though some sites might work. I agree that the best design is when your site can work with javascript and without javascript it could be usable, you could still see the things you need to use it.
Galleria is a script and has a lightbox theme, which can be used, I can't remember why I preferred it over lightbox.
Yes, it seems that talking about JavaScript being turned off isn't a problem anymore, but for example, why are NoScript addons or widgets so popular? Do people really use them, I mean, what do people see in a website where the browser doesn't execute JavaScript?
Most sites are so dynamic, that you can't navigate without javascript through the site, even though some sites might work. I agree that the best design is when your site can work with javascript and without javascript it could be usable, you could still see the things you need to use it.
Galleria is a script and has a lightbox theme, which can be used, I can't remember why I preferred it over lightbox.
Fri Feb 4, 2011 Reply New Discussion
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