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[schnupi]

heyhey

first off i dont really have much knowledge of flash. it was suggested to me that the feature i was looking for could be written in flash.

i am looking to implement a script (which i thought was javascript/css) which enables me to enlarge a picture in the browser while the background darkens(but is translucent). in other words when a user clicks on an image to enlarge a kinda of new layer appears which is dark and translucent and the enlarged image in the middle.

i am looking for a ready made script rather then a tutorial if it is in flash as i dont really have much knowledge of flash as i said earlier(i do have some but ... yeah.. not really )


i'd appreciate any help

€: oh yeah i forgot that this feature can be seen in the video section of digg.com, when u click on the video thumbnail. i want the same thing just with pictures rather then videos.

Edited by schnupi, 16 January 2007 - 08:19 AM.

[knedl]

I believe what your looking for isnt flash, it's a javascript called Lightbox or Greybox.

Here's the links: Lightbox and Greybox.

P.S. This topic was allready opened.

[schnupi]

ah thanks ... ye i did open another topic before but it was suggested to me to ask u guys..

[albinoAZN]

you also skimmed over my topic.

http://www.pixel2lif...showtopic=30184

[HEki_]

HI,
i need something like lightbox, which is awsome! but i dont need it for pictures ... i need it for viewing html files.
i want, after a link is clicked, the page to use that transition (getting dark) and load in that dark section a html page ...
i tried it but it doesnt work its looking for .jpg images ...

any help pls
best regards

[Bug]

Then Greybox is the way to go It already has the code stuck into it for web pages. Click on the Greybox link in the 2nd post and have a look at some of the examples... mighty well done, if you ask me

Let us know how it goes

[HEki_]

yeah that does it ... but can up pls tell me how to remove that white window inside??? i only want that black thing

[Pax]

I havent used greybox, but I have used similar scripts, and they have all come with a stylesheet. It should be in there somewhere. A good idea to find it is search for the colour hex code you want to replace, just change one at a time so you know youve changed the right thing, and not screwed up the rest of the colours.