Responsive modal window javaScript plugin, touch swipe gallery
Just another responsive lightbox plugin, suitable for images, inline contents, iFrames, videos.
The big difference compared to many others plugins is that VenoBox calculates the max width of the image displayed and preserves its height if is taller than the window (so in small devices you can scroll down the content, avoiding vertical microscopic resized images).
Demo: https://veno.es/venobox/
This package can be installed with:
Download the latest release or get the sources from jsDelivr
Put the required stylesheet into your <head> to load our CSS:
<link rel="stylesheet" href="venobox/dist/venobox.min.css" />
Include the script near the end of your pages, right before the closing </body> tag:
<script src="venobox/dist/venobox.min.js"></script>
Insert one or more links with a custom class
<a class="venobox" href="image01-big.jpg"><img src="image01-small.jpg" alt="image alt"/></a>
Initialize the plugin and your VenoBox is ready for all the selected links.
new VenoBox({
selector: '.venobox'
});
The full documentation is available at https://veno.es/venobox/
License: released under the MIT License
[2.1.8]
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Responsive javascript modal window plugin, touch swipe gallery
We found that venobox demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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