Zoomsaic JS is a simple jQuery plugin useful to create fancy galleries with minimal effort.
The plugin could be integrated in any platform, as far as your experience goes, and it's composed by three parts:
1. HTML
create as much as zoomsaic-elements as you want:
<divclass="zoomsaic"><divclass="zoomsaic-element"><divclass="zoomsaic-before">
... your before hover part ...
</div><divclass="zoomsaic-after"style="display:none;">
... your after hover part ...
</div></div><divclass="zoomsaic-element"> ... </div><divclass="zoomsaic-element"> ... </div></div>
2. Javascript
call the zoomsaic invoker with desired options:
<script type="text/javascript">
$(document).ready(function(){
$('#zoomsaic_demo_1').zoomsaic({
columns :4,// (REQUIRED) columns per page
width :780,// (REQUIRED) container width
height :195,// container height
elements_per_page :4,// total elements per page
box_width :195,// before zoom box width
box_height :195,// before zoom box height
max_box_width :260,// after zoom box width
max_box_height :260,// after zoom box height
easein :"linear",// easing of the zoom animation, supports additional effects from jquery easing/jquery ui
easout :"linear",// easing of the zoom animation, supports additional effects from jquery easing/jquery ui
pagination :true,// pagination enabled / disabled
navigator :true,// pager enabled / disabled
direction:"left",// direction of the pager animation
easepage :"easeInExpo"// easing of the pager animation, supports additional effects from jquery easing/jquery ui});
$('#zoomsaic_demo_2').zoomsaic({
width :780,// container width
columns :4// columns per page});});</script>
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