Lightbox JS
Lightbox JS is a simple, unobtrusive script used to to overlay images on the current page. It’s a snap to setup and supposedly works on all modern browsers. Check it out and tell me what you think?
Lightbox JS is a simple, unobtrusive script used to to overlay images on the current page. It’s a snap to setup and supposedly works on all modern browsers. Check it out and tell me what you think?
This studio based in Seattle has a site that’s almost like a desktop OS, in that the different areas of the site are in their own draggable windows, over a hi-res photographic background that you can change. You can even drag the windows into a Dock-like thing at the bottom of the screen, where they…
I hadn’t seen the new Intel web site before today. It looks like they’ll never separate themselves from that bright blue color – which isn’t bad. I am glad they toned it down and created a simpler architecture.
… Something that often seems to confuse people that are new to CSS-based layouts is the use of tables. I’ve seen plenty of cases where people interpret “avoid using tables for layout” as “don’t use tables at all”. It’s important to remember that tables are still perfectly fine to use – if used correctly. …A…
Let’s face it, sometimes coming up with a killer color scheme for a website design can be difficult. While sites like COLOUR lovers can be a big help in selecting a color palette, some of their palettes are pretty useless because they lack strong contrasting colors, so you end up adding new colors to get…
So apparently some really hot new features are in development at Macromedia for the new version of Flash. You’ll have to check out the video clip. Click on “Sneak Peeks Video” at this site. You can also go here (in case the first one doesn’t work).
illy caff? North America This site is so simple it is scary. It reminds everyone that simple is best.
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pretty sweet js there.. i could certainly have use for something like this.
thanks
I stumbled upon this a couple of weeks ago, and I really feel it’s a way to add a huge dimmension of professionalism to a gallery; however, I haven’t personally tested it in all modern browsers, so i guess I’ll have to take the author’s word.
Was wondering if anyone has adopted this script to show an HTML preview, not only an image?