May 18, 2006

Lightbox 2.0

Writing about web page http://www.huddletogether.com/projects/lightbox2/

We've just updated to Lightbox 2.0

What this means is that we have even nicer galleries now. When you click on an image in a gallery and it pops up, it'll give you next/previous buttons to easily navigate through the gallery and provide a quick link to the full sized image.

Enjoy.


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  1. John Dale

    A minor followup: if you find that images aren't popping up over the current page, but instead are just loading in a page of their own, you've got some old CSS or javascript stuck in your browser cache. Forcing a reload of the page (Ctrl–F5 in Internet Explorer, Ctrl–R in Firefox) should fix the problem.

    Also if your blog colour scheme uses a black or dark background then your image captions may not be highly readable since they're drawn on a white background. We'll look into ways to improve this.

    18 May 2006, 22:13

  2. John Rawnsley

    I like these improvements in the galleries, thanks. They look better and better.

    As a black2 design user I fixed the pale text using the custom CSS feature:


    #imageData {
    color: DarkSlateGray;
    }

    #imageData a {
    color: LightSlateGray;
    }

    does the job for me.

    20 May 2006, 18:05


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