@fhunkydelix so the variable is called images and not image, because its actually and array of images. I was making my own lightbox effect so you could define multiple images at the same time. For more than one image it would be var images= ["image1.gif","image2.gif","image3.gif"] and so on.
Great video as always, this is a great tutorial to give your page a professional feel to it, you tend to see effects like this on sites like that, yet it's really easy to implement with such a powerful library like jQuery,
Looking forward to your next video. I'll try to put out some more soon.
cool thanks for the tutorial
orchid1software 1 week ago
@trainsforyou That's why we hire designers.
optikalefxx 1 year ago
@optikalefxx What does the var images = ["image.gif"]; part do? I didn't see you use that variable.
fhunkydelix 1 year ago
@fhunkydelix so the variable is called images and not image, because its actually and array of images. I was making my own lightbox effect so you could define multiple images at the same time. For more than one image it would be var images= ["image1.gif","image2.gif","image3.gif"] and so on.
optikalefxx 1 year ago
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fhunkydelix 1 year ago
Great video as always, this is a great tutorial to give your page a professional feel to it, you tend to see effects like this on sites like that, yet it's really easy to implement with such a powerful library like jQuery,
Looking forward to your next video. I'll try to put out some more soon.
warlord90210 2 years ago
@warlord90210 thanks!. The hardest part is making your content on top of the grey box work in IE7. It doesn't like fixed very much.
optikalefxx 2 years ago
Yeah... well we all know that IE doesn't like to do a lot of things... haha.
warlord90210 2 years ago