Super lightweight lightbox gallery with no dependencies.
View the example.html page live here:
https://gallery-gxfgq8lu8.now.sh/example.html
Will look for images with the attribute data-gallery-src and open a lightbox gallery on click.
Look in example.html for example usage.
data-gallery-srcURL to large image to use in gallery
data-gallery-desc(Optional) Description text/html to use below image in gallery
data-gallery-id(Optional) Used to group multiple images in a gallery. If not specified will treat image to be part of global gallery.
npm install gallery
const gallery = require('gallery')
// Init galleries found inside document
gallery(document)
// Init galleries found inside specific node
gallery(document.querySelector('.some-node'))
<script src="gallery.min.js"></script>
Will automatically look for galleries on current page but also exposes a global method initGallery(parent).
You can override the styles in gallery by plain css. The selectors used that can be overriden are:
.gallery-lightbox
.gallery-lightbox.-open
.gallery-lightbox > .close
.gallery-lightbox > .close
.gallery-lightbox > .close:after
.gallery-lightbox > .close:before
.gallery-lightbox > .description
.gallery-lightbox > .image
.gallery-lightbox > .image > img
.gallery-lightbox > .next
.gallery-lightbox > .next:after
.gallery-lightbox > .next:before
.gallery-lightbox > .prev
.gallery-lightbox > .prev:after
.gallery-lightbox > .prev:before
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Super lightweight lightbox gallery with no dependencies
The npm package gallery receives a total of 34 weekly downloads. As such, gallery popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that gallery demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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