I really like the simplicity Shadowbox brings to the table, and the amazing amount of options. Includes a great deal of options and features.
#Jquery flickr gallery embed code#
GalleryView is a gallery designed and developed by Jack Anderson, another one that has stayed very popular over the years, and has actually moved over to GitHub as a result, to enable the community to contribute to the source code and create improvements.
The official page has all of the demo and preview pages available. It has not been updated in a while, but it works with all major browsers and will continue to do so for years to come. It offers a wide variety of styles, but most importantly it offers an API which you can use to build applications, even those that require flash support. PrettyPhoto is one of the most popular gallery plugins for jQuery.
I’ve tried to include as much variety as possible, and also all of the plugins in this list are completely free, so don’t worry about stumbling upon a page that requires a payment. Lightboxes, sliders, galleries and even a 3D gallery. You’ll be able to find a little bit of everything. We have to keep in mind that the web design standards change quite frequently, and not every developer is able to keep up with the demand. I could have easily made this post into a 50+ jQuery photo gallery list, but I’m going to focus on the best and what most of the community is using. You’ll always find new changes and new things to explore on their GH page.
It’s also known that jQuery are very big fans of open-source, and open-development and encourages it’s users to fork their repository on GitHub. It has helped to simplify development of interactive designs for hundreds of thousands of people. JQuery is one of the greatest things that had happened to web once it was released to the public, it quickly grew as one of the most prestigious JavaScript libraries, and the usability options that it could bring to the table were one of a kind.
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