jQuery.popeye is an image gallery which is an alternative to the famous Javascript Lightbox, that offers consistent look & feel with the rest of your website. When compared to other Lightbox alternatives, it is more integrated into the flow of the web page. It offers a box with a small previ...
Today we will create a stunning full page photo wall gallery. The idea is to have a whole page full of thumbs with a nice light effect when we hover. When an image is clicked, a panel slides up from the bottom revealing the full picture. When clicking on the full imag...
In the last few years image and content sliders become very popular and you can see them in thousand of blogs and websites. It is useful for a blog owner to show the featured contents and i also think it is a great way to attract the visitors which also gives a beautiful look to blogs.Implem...
Here's an improved version of the Micro Image Gallery Plugin. I have added some features as suggested in the comments, specifically the auto play function, the possibility to add descriptions for each image, and the cycle mode. Note that the auto play function can onl...
There's a new version here: In many blogs and news sites images are mostly included as an addition to the content. Space is often limited and therefore we thought of a slick solution to integrate a miniature image gallery that does not occupy a lot of space. T...
Today we will show you how to create an online application for giving some funny touches to an image. We will be using jQuery and jQuery UI for dragging and resizing little bling elements like mustaches and glasses. With PHP the image and the bling elements will get m...
I was wondering how to get images from a site the same way like Digg or Facebook do, where it is only necessary to provide a link, and images get automatically uploaded to your server and resized. So, I decided to create a script that does exactly that and share it here. This PHP script uses ...
Here is a new plugin for creating nice sliding captions for images. When hovering over the image, the caption appears and the image gets a semi-transparent color overlay. You can call the plugin the following way: $(elementID).capslide() You can configure the plugin with the following...
