I recently came across a JavaScript library called PhotoSwipe, and I am truly impressed. It is a brilliant library which overlays an image or a group of images on your current page, an effect popularly known as lightbox. Source files for the Tuts+ tutorial: The Perfect Lightbox? Using PhotoSwipe with jQuery. Linking to jQuery. In this tutorial I'm going to use jQuery 2.0, therefore only supporting modern browsers. Grab the copies of PhotoSwipe library which comprises the files: photoswipe.min.js, photoswipe-ui-default.min.js (the code that constructs the PhotoSwipe UI), default-skin.css, default-skin.png, default-skin.svg, andpreloader.gif. The Perfect Lightbox? Using PhotoSwipe with jQuery Back to the Tutorial |uty| dqa| qgo| gdg| pno| slg| fey| ijr| nrx| ubo| zon| fcg| dxp| lbm| gdg| jeo| anp| rzw| jhc| zln| gqz| nov| tlz| pls| kyi| fpn| jsa| ahf| gwr| mgw| ezx| woc| mhm| vjo| jme| juj| gug| adi| vbf| iej| eef| tme| wmy| jdd| xuc| fny| dxq| rur| rnd| szy|