Etalage demonstration



Example 2

Single image, different size, different styling, different magnifier type, different zoom icon.

Example 3

Small thumbnails on the left, different styling, different zoom frame size, more visible small thumbnails, high detail image examples, no autoplay, no zoom icon, no hint, no easing.
Etalage is a ready to use jQuery image zooming plugin to present your images in the highest detail without leaving the page.

Simply link to the JavaScript and CSS files and apply it to your HTML element like other jQuery plugins. Customize the settings and CSS to match your style and purpose.
Full documentation and examples are included.

Example 1: Some basic styling applied, all default plugin options.
Example 2: Single image, different size, different styling, different magnifier type, different zoom icon.
Example 3: Small thumbnails on the left, different styling, different zoom frame size, more visible small thumbnails, high detail image examples, no autoplay, no zoom icon, no hint, no easing.

External controls for example 1:

Features

Plugin options

Requirements

Implementation

  1. Include the jQuery library
  2. Include the CSS file and optionally customize it with your own styling
  3. Include the plugin JavaScript file
  4. Provide your HTML list of images (see example below)
  5. Invoke the plugin on your list and optionally change the settings to your liking of functionality

Analysis of HTML list

<!-- Give it any id or class to identify it with: -->
<ul id="etalage">
<li>
<!-- This is the large (zoomed) image source: -->
<img class="etalage_source_image" src="/images/large_image_1.jpg"
title="Optionally, your description goes here." />

<!-- This is the thumb image source (if not provided, it will use the large image source and resize it): -->
<img class="etalage_thumb_image" src="/images/thumb_image_1.png" />
</li>
</ul>

More detailed documentation is included, along with the commented source files.

New in version 1.3.4 (jun 2013)

New in version 1.3.3 (feb 2013)

New in version 1.3.2 (4 september 2012)

New in version 1.3.1 (5 july 2012)

New in version 1.3 (6 march 2012):

New in version 1.2.1 (4 september 2011):

New in version 1.2 (23 july 2011):

Note: You should also use the new CSS for this update if you are upgrading from a previous version (at least copy the "functional" section at the bottom; the personal styling section remains the same).

New in version 1.1 (24 april 2011):

To update from the previous version; replace the "functionality" part and add the "Description area" section from the new CSS.

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