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github.com/dimsemenov/magnific-popup
Important note This jQuery plugin is deprecated, only critical or security bug fixes will be released in future. Use native <dialog>
element if you need a basic dialog/modal/popup, or my PhotoSwipe library if you need an advanced image gallery. Feel free to email me if you need assistance.
Fast, light and responsive lightbox plugin, for jQuery and Zepto.js.
Optionally, install via Bower bower install magnific-popup
or npm: npm install magnific-popup
.
Ruby gem: gem install magnific-popup-rails
.
If you created an extension for some CMS, email me and I'll add it to this list.
If you used Magnific Popup in some interesting way, or on site of popular brand, I'd be very grateful if you email me a link to it.
To compile Magnific Popup by yourself, first of make sure that you have Node.js, Grunt.js, Ruby and Jekyll installed, then:
Copy repository
Go inside Magnific Popup folder that you fetched and install Node dependencies
cd Magnific-Popup && npm install
Now simply run grunt
to generate JS and CSS in folder dist
and site in folder _site/
.
grunt
Optionally:
grunt watch
to automatically rebuild script when you change files in src/
or in website/
.grunt nosite
to just build JS and CSS files related to popup in dist/
.Script is MIT licensed and free and will always be kept this way. But has a small restriction from me - please do not create public WordPress plugin based on it(or at least contact me before creating it), because I will make it and it'll be open source too (want to get notified?).
Created by @dimsemenov & contributors.
Please report bugs via GitHub and ask general questions through Stack Overflow. Feel free to submit commit pull-request, even the tiniest contributions to the script or to the documentation are very welcome.
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