EasyBox is a lightbox clone based on the light-weight Slimbox2 script. It offers a variety of additional features such as:
- displaying YouTube and Vimeo videos,
- displaying inline content,
- displaying iFrames and
- better animations
PullOuts is a stand-alone script based on a popular WordPress plugin – “PullOut Widgets”, and can be used on any website that supports HTML and JavaScript.PullOuts allows to grab any piece of content from a web page and display it as a pullout widget. Whether it’s a block of text, images, shopping cart, login, search or subscription form, a video or any other content – you can make it a pullout.
Features :
There is the option of using one of the numerous lightbox plugins to do this, but the plugin we will be creating in this tutorial has a lot of advantages over a generic lightbox script:
With Dynamic Grid: XML Gallery you can create the image gallery that you want. The script gives you huge control over the layout and animations, and the possibilities are endless. Literally endless – the script is smart enough to generate unique layouts every time it launches, which means a unique experience for your visitors on every page load.
With the Dynamic Grid engine you have the power to create exactly the layout you need. And if you don’t know what you need, the script comes with solid default settings that create a beautiful and random layout on every page load!
FBModal is a jQuery plugin that is the first Facebook replica modal dialog.FBModal provides a simple ways to invoke a modal dialog.
Here is an example of how you can use FBModal in your project. Simply include the latest jQuery library, the plugin file and the css file.Then call the fbmodal() function on a jQuery element and a modal dialog will be displayed using the contents of that element. It’s that simple.
Custom events ‘movestart’, ‘move’ and ‘moveend’ for jQuery.Move events provide an easy way to set up press-move-release interactions on mouse and touch devices.
Move events are designed to compliment drag events, where the two have different meanings: drag events are for transferring data while move events are for making responsive interfaces. That said, movestart
, move
and moveend
events deliberately echo dragstart
, drag
and dragend
events, with one significant difference: where the drag
event fires continuously whether you have moved the pointer or not, the move
event fires only after the pointer has been moved.
Have you thought about own facebook-style photo gallry system with comments? I think – yes. Today I made up my mind to prepare it for you. Main idea – when we click at images – they popup (ajax) with bigger image at the left and comments section at the right. All images are in the database (mySQL). And, of course, we will use PHP to achieve our result. Also, our comment system will prevent accepting more than 1 comment per 10 mins (to avoid spam).