#Fluid image lightbox how to#

Images in a row - shows how many images displayed are displayed in a row.'Fit' means that the whole thumbnail will be displayed but it might not fill out the whole space.Īfter clicking on lightbox you will see 'Lightbox settings' in the Settings panel. 'Crop' means that an image will fully fit the lightbox and will get cropped. You can also choose the way thumbnails will be displayed in the lightbox. If you want your lightbox to be even smaller, change thumbnails size.Īfter clicking on your lightbox you will able to set in pixels lightbox's thumbnails width and height through the 'Lightbox size' section in the 'Element settings panel'. By setting the smallest lightbox size all the thumbnails become visible but there is no space between them.

Lightbox minimum size is only limited by its thumbnails. From 'My images and files' select pictures that you want to show up on lightbox by clicking on them and clicking Add to images grid. If they are not in 'My images and files' yet, add them from your hard drive by clicking 'Select files' on right top corner of Images menager.Ĭhange lightbox size the way you want to and photos will proportionally and symmetrically follow. Next click right mouse button on lightbox then choose option 'Change images'. In order to add lightbox to your website, select Image icon from the toolbar on the left side of the builder and choose the last icon.

In this tutorial you will find out how to make a website with an effective lightbox. The difference between them is that photos are presented in slightly another way. In website builder WebWave lightbox is similar with functionality to a photo gallery. In order to activate Fluidbox, simply chain the. However, Fluidbox will throw a warning message in the browser console, due to the fact that unthrottled resize events fired from the window object is too frequent and will lead to significant performance degradation.įor advanced users who are more comfortable with building, you may modify Gruntfile.js in the repo's root directory to include other libraries should the need arise. įluidbox will still function if the debounce/throttle plugin is not included. As for other plugins, I recommend using CDNJS. I usually use Google APIs, since many other sites are using it and the end-user probably has a cache of it sitting somewhere on their machine already. Yes, and that's all! For jQuery, I recommend using the latest stable build of 1.x, although I have not encountered any issues if 2.x is used. TThe latest version of Fluidbox require two dependencies: jQuery v1.7 or above, and Ben Alman's debounce/throttle plugin. fluidbox_ghost, and toggles between two binary states, open or closed. Fluidbox listens to the click event triggered on the ghost element. Three-dimensional visualization of rendered Fluidbox markup.Įach initialized Fluidbox instance can therefore be styled independently from each other using CSS alone, requiring no further manipulation via JS (unless required on the user's behalf for specific implementations).

The replaced and rendered markup for each image targeted with Fluidbox can be presented in a three-dimensional way as follow: New instances of Fluidbox will have new values.Ĭomputed width of the thumbnail, in pixels.Ĭomputed height of the thumbnail, in pixels.Ĭomputed offset, from the top and in pixels, of the thumbnail relative to its container.Ĭomputed offset, from the left and in pixels, of the thumbnail relative to its container. In the wildįluidbox works by replacing your markup, which should be as follow: The stable release(s) are also available via CDNJS. If you're using Fluidbox for production, I strongly recommend using the latest stable release and not the edge release (latest commit). This demo is currently running on the edge release of Fluidbox. Read about Fluidbox's conception on Medium Check out the jQuery plugin on GitHub cdnjs Fluidbox is hosted with CDNJS

#Fluid image lightbox how to#