What

Vanilla JS, zero-dependency takeover zoom effect like the images here.

How

Webpack

import Zoomhaus from 'zoomhaus'

new Zoomhaus('element-selector')

Other

1. Include dist/bundle.js.
2. new Zoomhaus('element-selector') on any elements you want to zoom on click.

That's it!

Options

new Zoomhaus('element-selector', {
    // Will the image be able to grow and shrink when moving to and from its container?
    grow: true,

    // Can we page through images with left/right arrow keys?
    arrows: true,               

    // Can we use the 'esc' key to close an open gallery?
    esc: true,

    // Margins for expanded image                       
    marginX: 50,
    marginY: 50,

    // Selector for template element - see below
    template: false,        

    // Does a click anywhere close the open overlay?   
    clickToExit: true,   

    // Does a scroll close the open overlay?
    closeOnScroll: true,

    // Replacement for zoomhaus.goto method. Accepts 3 params: Zoomhaus instance, outgoing element, and incoming element.  
    onGoTo: false,      

    // Selectors that close the overlay when clicked            
    close: false,

    // CSS to be added to Zoomhaus defaults. Set to `false` to prevent any style injection.
    style: ''               
})

A note on template - If template is set to a valid selector, Zoomhaus will grab the first element that matches that selector and place it in the image overlay. Useful for pager elements on the overlay itself, for example.

Methods

Usage:

var z = new Zoomhaus('.element-selector')
z.methodName()

• close() - Close an open overlay.
• goto(index) - Go to a particular Zoomhaus target. Loops automatically.
• next() - Go to the next Zoomhaus target. Loops automatically.
• previous() - Go to the previous Zoomhaus target. Loops automatically.

Properties

• elements - Elements that this Zoomhaus instance watches.
• index - Index of current or last active zoomed-in element.
• opts - Options for Zoomhaus instance.

Development

1. Clone or fork this repo.
2. npm install
3. npm run dev to watch the contents of src. Runs a webpack-dev-server that serves a rendered version of ./index.ejs, a demo of the plugin in action.
4. npm run build to bundle, and minify to dist/bundle.js.

Version 3.1.1

http://funkhaus.us

• 3.1.1 - Fixed export bug
• 3.1.0 - Removed need for extra CSS file
• 3.0.0 - Migrated to vanilla JS
• 2.1.1 - Fixed a click-to-close bug
• 2.1.0 - Trimmed down lots of extra code, made class declarations central
• 2.0.4 - Added goto
• 2.0.3 - Added clickToExit, closeOnScroll, more robust events and documentation
• 2.0.2 - Added template
• 2.0.1 - Added marginX and marginY, fixed a vertical sizing bug