I have a series of 30 thumbnails. When a user clicks on the thumbnail I would like to add the enlarged photo to to the "bigSample" div. Because the photos file sizes are large, I think it would be best to add them on the fly using addChild. I will be using an external script with initAll and I think I might be able to use this.parent.href, but my Javascript skills have only improved slightly. It would also be nice to toggle them so that if they clicked the thumbnail again the enlarged photo would go away, but maybe that's too greedy a request.
Recently I've been using a .slideToggle script to show big images when thumbnails are clicked.
However, the <div> that is revealed does not Toggle Up when multiple thumbs are clicked, so I'm left with a bunch of open <div>s on the page.
I'm not sure what to do -- I think it has something to do with the siblings of the class "largeexamples" but I'm not sure. I've also been reading about eq, but I'm not there yet.
Im trying to build on a script that I found on the internet and modified to my needs.urrently there are three images on the left, which, when clicked, change the image on the right depending on which of the left images was clicked.Simply, when you click the whisky link on the left you see a bottle of wiskey on the right. Here is my script:
Code: <SCRIPT TYPE="text/javascript"> function switchImg(i){
I have a couple of image slideshows on my site and in IE occasionally the images appear shrunk down like thumbnails instead of full size. why that might happen and what i could do to stop it? [URL]
I wrote a little jquery that will rotate through images automatically and when you click on an it's icon. If I let the rotator cycle throught the images everything is fine, but when I click on it's icon, the div tag that holds the images gets space added to the bottom and I can't figure out why? I tried everything css related so this appears to be something jquery related.
Here is the code that is used for flipping through the images: $("#button2").click(function(){ $("#block-block-4").fadeIn("fast"); $("#block-block-3, #block-block-6, #block-block-7, #block-block-8").hide(); });
I'm creating a web page that randomly shows images when when a button is clicked. I appear to be having 2 main problems with it so I'll begin with what seems to be the easiest one to tackle.as the user scrolls down the page I need to keep the button statically, in the top right corner.here's the relevant code:
I've built a database driven job site, that allows employers/agencies to load their logos up which appear on each advert. Currently the max size limits of images are 600*200. Anything under these dimensions are uploadable.
The problem is that I have a control page that displays and manages all their logos. If their images are of different widths, it makes the page look tacky. So, is there a way of making all their thumbnails that appear on this page, all the same widths, but still in proportion height wise?
ie: 600*200 will display 200*66. (1/3 size) 400*180 will display 200*90. (1/2 size)
In otherwords, the width to be 200px, and proportional height wise.
I was wondering if it is possible to create thumbnails automaticly from images when they are uploaded to the server?I would need a seperate file for the thumbnails...
Please see URL: [URL] At the bottom of the page, I want to create nav links on these thumbnail images (NOT the large main images above them) so that each portfolio piece can go to its own page that has its own descriptive text in the left sidebar. There is no HTML for the thumbnails; they are generated via .js. Can this be done? .js file attached.
Better yet, if it's not too difficult, I would love to switch out the text with some cool .js code so all the functionality could be contained within this single page, instead of linking to individual HTML pages (like when you click another thumbnail, the text slides up and out of sight, and the new text slides up from the bottom to replace the former text) but I fear this may be over my head. I'll settle for the more primitive approach. Also, on a more minor issue, for some reason a thumbnail for the last list item does not display. You'll see my page displays 3, but the code contains 4:
I was viisitingand saw the images fade on the home page. It uses jquery and I was needing some assistance getting this working on my web site. Where would I locate any "how to" documentation?
im a totally beginner so this may be obvious but im stuck I have image galleries on my site and i want the images to fade in after loading, at the moment i have the following script:
So when the page loads the thumbnails cycle through using setInterval. When the user clicks on one of the thumbnails, it is supposed to open a new window and show the enlarged version of that thumbnail stored in bigpics. However it only comes up with a broken image link. Any ideas why this is not working?
First off, I am no professional coder, so bare with me. The goal was to implement a photo gallery using "ImgBrowz0r" (javascript), and a jQuery plugin called prettyphoto, to make the selected photo pop-up in front of the website. I am very impressed by the way it looks thusfar.
URL: Gallery One thing bugs me however, which I can not wrap my head around;
When viewing the above gallery in Windows 7, using IE8, the thumbnails display really weird rollover behavior. The thumbs are not clickable, except for on the 1-px border and sometimes the exact centerlines. I found out that it is an issue everywhere, except on the last row of folder thumbnails. The last row works perfectly fine! Can anyone explain this to me? I am lost!
I'm not sure if this is a Javascript or a CSS issue, but I'm running into trouble with the Nivo Slider, which uses the jQuery library: [URL]
This is the page I'm having trouble with: [URL]
If you click the right arrow, after about three clicks, it gets stuck and won't scroll to the right anymore. I widened the controlnav div but it doesn't do anything. what may be making it malfunction?
I have a php script that gets all images in my directory and outputs them as gallery[0]=firstimage.jpg, [1], [2], .. The php script is supposed to work with the javascript, so to cover all angles here is the php
<? //PHP SCRIPT: getimages.php Header("content-type: application/x-javascript"); //This function gets the file names of all images in the current directory //and ouputs them as a JavaScript array
I'm using the cycle plugin to create a slideshow of highlights. So far I have the slides automatically fading between each other but I'd also like to have thumbnails that when hovered jumps the slideshow to the associated slide. Using pager and pagerEvent I can do this but I don't know how to use my own thumbnails for the pager.
I would like to take current page (which has virtualpaginate numbers below the images to advance through them) and instead of having numbers, to have thumbnails which will be across the bottom of the page (in the footer div)... I will have about 35-40 thumbnails and I'd like it so that the thumbnails correspond to the image that is displayed. I also would like to have the thumbnails be a "slider" type of script which allows the user to browse through the thumbnails by moving their mouse left-and-right. The image in the center DIV (and its accompanying information) should be replaced OnClick, not on hover over the thumbnails.
Here is my current code: <!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Transitional//EN" "[URL]]"> <html xmlns="[URL]"> <head> <meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=utf-8" /> <title>Viviana Santamarina</title> <style type="text/css"> html, body { background-color: #111; width: 1100px; margin-right: auto; margin-left: auto; margin-top: 50px; padding: 0px; border: 0px; } ..... How I can have the thumbnails in the footer DIV change the picture in the "portfolio" div just like my virtualpaginate numbers currently do.
There are many script on the e web that can easily do what I am looking for but they don't teach me anything. I am trying to learn this stuff, and the best way will be to know what each variable is doing, what function is being called when the thumbnail is hover or focus. All I need is to start with a single image, when I hover on the image, a larger image appear.I know how to declare a variable, create a function, how to put these things into everyday projects is what the books never tells you.
i installed jondesigns smooth gallery from [URL] All installed fine, minus one problem with setting the thumbnails up. It asks for this to be entered im just not sure where that code should go: useThumbGenerator: true also it asks for a cache folder to be writeable does that just go anywhere or? Heres my version here: [URL]
Looking for javascript, to do what i've hap-hazardly slapped together here: I'd like to do this without having to reload a page or create a new page for each image.
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Specifically the switching of the main image by the thumbnails. The difference in what i've seen online, is that i'm actually using them as a cell background.
Ive searched everywhere for an image gallery script which shows only thumbnails. -Ive found none =/ What i want is something like this: [URL] BUT i do want just the small thumbnails thats slideable. The below gallery-link is what I want, but it should be sliding like the thumbnails in the above gallery so that I don't have to place 100 pictures in one page. [UR:] Ive found galleries in flash, but it would be great to not have to use flash.. an1 knows about a script like the one in my description? Im not awsome at scripts. I know a little, and have tried to modify some scripts, but ive given up :)
Does anybody know of any simple, stable plugin that does that ? been looking around and most of them bring slideshows, carousels, etc All i want is to put them into a static grid but not having to resize manually every pic that is uploaded.
I have a grid of thumbnail divs, 3 columns wide, which alternate having the class .first, .second, .third, repeating for each row. The divs also have a class according to the category to which they are assigned. There is a menu which allows you to filter the thumbnails by category. So, when you choose a category, it hides any div that doesn't have a class with that category. What I need to do is, when the grid is filtered, somehow clear all the .first, .second, .third classes, and reassign them based on the items that remain visible.
