I have a photo gallery which is displayed in modal (the gallery uses SplideJS and I particularly use the Thumbnails one).
I have also the same clickable photos previews on the webpage.
The gallery modal is opened simply by clicking any of the preview photos. This works fine, but in the modal gallery I also want the focus on the exact same photo as clicked in preview.
I was trying to look inside the SplideJS code, but it seems to work with positioning, which is probably not usable for me.
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I build a website with HTML/CSS & JavaScript and added a modal with Bootstrap 5. I changed the standard "Save changes" button of bootstrap with JavaScript to display a random image inside the modal. When the random image gets displayed inside the modal the one image i have displayed on the website disappears.
Does anyone know how to change the code so that the image on the website does not disappear while the random image gets displayed inside the modal?
I tried to change the position and the z-index of the website image in CSS but it still happened to disappear.
I'm not sure without seeing your code.You can try changing the css of the element when you open and close the modal.
document.getElementById("HtmlElementId").className = "CSS-SelectorNewStyle";
I am using a CMS and its media uploader which generates thumbnails and does batch resize for modal popup images. Among all uploaded images the CMS uses the first one as the main image for an article and the others for the article gallery. But in the gallery modal there is always this first main image shown. I need to avoid/hide it in FancyBox modal.
I successfully hide the generated thumbnail on the sites frontend which is the first/main image in the thumbnail grid, but when I click on any other thumbnail (open the gallery) and reach the end of the gallery this hidden image is shown. Even if I set 'loop' : false to FancyBox it keeps being shown.
So, I need option to disable preview of a particular image in FancyBox (version: 2.1.5) modal popup where all images are wrapped as gallery -> rel="gallery".
Is there any way to disable it via JavaScript or any other way?
I have to make a photo gallery and use colorbox as plugin to make the pictures pop up and be able to scroll through them while they are popped up. Here is a JSFiddle link to the HTML, CSS, and script. JSFiddle
The issue I am having is the page is among the pictures, and I only want the pictures in the pop up.
$(function() {
$('a').colorbox({rel: 'gallery'});
});
My goal is to link to photo galleries directly on a web page that uses a Jquery’s “Animate” and JS/CSS. The page in question is witold.org (click on either photo to go to a gallery I want to link directly.)
I learned why this is not possible due to security issues.
As such, I was thinking that perhaps I can create additional HTML pages for each gallery with just the gallery script. For example, this page.
But even though I am using the same gallery script, linking to the same CSS and same JS, the gallery has a lot of errors. Gallery seems to partially load: no photos load initially but when mouse is over the thumbs they show up, and when one clicks on a thumb the large JPG shows up. But then everything seems to stop working. I can't increment to next photo via clicking thumbs or clicking arrows.
I am missing some fundamental piece of this, but not sure what... I guess my question is that if I navigate to the gallery via main page it works but when I strip only gallery code to a seperate html page the code fails. Any ideas?
i have a dropdownlist containing some items,,,on selecteditem index i have displayed modal popup,,,this modal popup is used to show image gallery,,i have seen some posts where datalist is used to show images but they dont seem to work efficiently,plz provide some posts which show image gallery and enlarge them as well....
Lightbox is a simple, unobtrusive script used to overlay images on the current page. It's a snap to setup and works on all modern browsers.
Also take a look at this link
15 Amazing jQuery Image Gallery/Slideshow Plugins and Tutorials