9 projects tagged "HTML"
Pipho is a Web-based image gallery that is optimized for the iPhone and iPad. It is based on the original iPhone Photos application. The presentation layer is the Jaipho JavaScript gallery. It will read images from the desired folder, create resized thumbnails and slide images, and also will dump JavaScript read images part. In addition, it will read text files as descriptions for both gallery and slides. It has a mechanism for iPhone and iPad detection.
wp-popeye (Popeye) presents images from the Wordpress media library in a nice and elegant way within your posts and pages. Use it to save space when displaying a collection of images and offer your users a simple way to show large versions of your images. It is based on jQuery.popeye and does not employ a disruptive modal window to display large images, allowing all thumbnails and the large images to be browsed in a single image space. It also repects the page flow and stays anchored and rooted in the Web page at all times. The plugin is very easy to set up and integrates automatically into your posts, or allows you to use a shortcode. It comes with several styles but can be also easily customized.
phpMyGPX is a Web application based on PHP, MySQL, and OpenLayers to manage photos and GPX files with a browser, on your local machine or online, to share your tracks and images. GPX is an XML file format containing track points and routes collected by GPS receivers, and is very popular with navigation, geocaching, and OpenStreetMap.
This object can be used to display a marquee that scrolls automatically. It can make the elements inside a given element appear scrolling either horizontally or vertically, so as one contained element disappears, the following element appears. Optionally, the scrolling may stop if the user drags the mouse pointer over the scrolling element. The scrolling speed, the scrolling direction, and the elements seperator are also configurable options.
Blur effect is an object that can apply the blur effect to HTML page elements. It takes the identifier of a given page element and starts an animation effect that progressively alters CSS properties of that element that make it appear blurred. Different CSS properties may be altered depending on the capabilities of the current browser. The object can also execute an animation that reverts the blur effect of the element. There are versions of the object either based or not in the jQuery library.
Image Selector previews images defined in select input options. It can take as a parameter the identifier of a form select input element which has options set to the URLs of images to be picked by the user. The object can display the currently-selected image inside a preview page element. The object can also change the currently-selected image to move to the next, previous, first, last, or to any of the images in the list.