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lumenbox

v1.1.5

Published

Javascript lightweight library for image overlays, no dependencies.

Downloads

4

Readme

lumenbox

version npm license

Javascript lightweight library for image overlays, no dependencies.

Installation

npm i lumenbox

Usage

[1] Grab lumenbox.min.css and lumenbox.min.js from the /dist folder and include them in your page.

Include the css in the <head> of your page

<link href="some/path/to/lumenbox.min.css" rel="stylesheet">

And include the script right before the closing </body> tag

<script src="some/path/to/lumenbox.min.js"></script>

[2] Initialize Lumenbox like so:

<script> var Lumenbox = new Lumenbox(); </script>

[3] Add the data-lumenbox attribute to your pictures/gallery. Optionally you can use data-title or title attribute to also display a caption when image is shown.

Individual image

 <a href="..." data-lumenbox="example-image"><img src="..." alt="image-1" /></a>

Gallery (you have to use the same name on the data attribute)

<a href="..." data-lumenbox="example-image"><img src="..." alt="image-1" /></a>
<a href="..." data-lumenbox="example-image"><img src="..." alt="image-2" /></a>
<a href="..." data-lumenbox="example-image"><img src="..." alt="image-3" /></a>

Options

You can configure some options from the ones available below

Upon init you need to pass the options object like so:

var Lumenbox = new Lumenbox({ showCounter: true });

|option|effect|default| |---|---|---| |countLabel: string|The text that appears when navigating through the gallery|'%current of %total' |showCounter: boolean|Show/hide the counter|false |infiniteNavigation: boolean|Wrap around the navigation|false |enableKeyboardNavigation: boolean|Use left/right arrows to navigate through the gallery|false |transitionDuration: number|Animation effects duration (ex. fadeIn, fadeOut)|500 |fitInViewport: boolean|Fit all the images inside the viewport|true |backDropClose: boolean|Close gallery when clicking overlay|true