A fullscreen image gallery made with jQuery and CSS. The gallery features fullscreen images in various modes and custom thumbnail scrolling script.
Best jQuery Fullscreen Plugins & Tutorials with Demo
jQuery Fullscreen Responsive Lightbox Gallery
This is a beautiful Jquery Fullpage Lightbox Plug-in. It’s great for photographers and perfect for any designer to showcase their work and it is very reliable. It works on modern browsers and it is easily managable. This Jquery is a full responsive gallery and it adjusts on all screens, even your smart phone! You can add DIV elements and adjust your dive using the CSS. It has a unique and new design to it with retro rectangles and stylish squares.
The photos turn from black-and-white to colors after hovering your mouse over them also. The descriptions of the photo appear on the right side of the picture. This is probably the easiest Jquery you will ever use! Have fun and continue designing!
Fullscreen Site Navigation with jQuery & Html5
FSN (Fullscreen Site Navigation) is a JavaScript plugin that lets to build in the easy and quick way a fullscreen website.FSN can be integrated into any cms or website template: it provides only the structure and the algorithm to make it work, the rest is on the designer hand.So you can understand that it’s very flexible and it adapts to any user requirement.
Features:
- Html5 structure
- Menu system navigation
- Keyboard navigation
- Arrows navigation
- Dots navigation
- Url navigation
- Ajax content
- Scrollbar customization
- Adaptive layout
- Configuration file
- IE6 Alert
- Background image
- Cross Browser
- Cross Device
SuperBGImage : jQuery Scaled fullscreen wallpapers and stuff
Inspired by the website GOTOCHINA and jQuery Supersized by Sam Dunn, I have a jQuery plugin SuperBGImage created. For a recent project I had to adjust the Supersized plugin and integrate it into a REDAXO page. Since there was not much left of the original code, and some problems have occurred (performance), I decided right here own jQuery plugin to tinker.
Features:
- automatically scaled images on the browser size while respecting the original aspect ratio
- Slideshow possible
- different transition effects
- Preload the images
- different resolutions are supported (portrait / landscape, etc.)
- Representation can also be inline in a DIV container
- Callbacks onShow, onHide, onClick, OnMouseEnter, OnMouseMove and OnMouseLeave
- Random, random effect
JackBox : jQuery Responsive Lightbox
JackBox is a Responsive Lightbox with Real Social Sharing.
Features:
- Responsive / Mobile Ready
- Retina Ready Graphics
- Share any item through Twitter, Facebook, Pinterest and Google+
- Deep-linking, every item has it’s own unique link
- Touch Swipe for Mobile Devices
- Genuine Fullscreen for Firefox and Chrome
- Group any items together and create item categories
- Youtube Video w/ Mobile Fallback
- Vimeo Video w/ Mobile Fallback
- Automatic Youtube and Vimeo thumbnail loading
- HTML5 Video w/ Flash backup
- HTML5 Audio w/ Flash backup
- Flash Video w/ Mobile Backup
- Load HTML Divs, iFrames and Google Maps
- A boatload of Custom Thumbnail Hovers and Tooltips
- CSS3 Preloader for smoother animation
Fresco : A beautiful responsive jQuery lightbox
Fresco is a beautiful responsive lightbox. It can be used to create stunning overlays that work great at any screen size, in all browsers on every device.In fact, Fresco in the first truly responsive lightbox. Give the demonstrations a try to see what that means, make sure to adjust your screen size (or rotate your device).
To make things even more awesome Fresco comes with fullscreen zoom, retina-ready skins, Youtube and Vimeo integration for HTML5 video and a powerful Javascript API.
MaxImage 2.0 : jQuery Fullscreen Background Slideshow plugin
Your site looks impressive when it displays a slideshow background image in the wind and Maximage makes it possible for you.MaxImage 2.0 uses the slideshow power from jQuery Cycle Plugin and allows you to utilize all of the options from Cycle but now for a background slideshow.
MaxImage 2.0 determines whether your browser can use CSS3′s background-size:cover. If it can, it uses it as to limit the amount of heavy lifting that jQuery has to do. That means the majority of your users will have a slim and smooth experience. That is so important with large image animations as it is. (still working on optimizing) If CSS3 is not available it falls back to the old way of sizing and centering background images.