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Responsive Image Gallery with Thumbnail Carousel

Responsive Image Gallery with Thumbnail Carousel
A tutorial on how to create a responsive image gallery with a thumbnail carousel using Elastislide. Inspired by Twitter's "user gallery" and upon a request to show an integration of Elastislide, we want to implement a responsive gallery that adapts to the view-port width. The gallery will have a view switch that allows to view it with the thumbnail carousel or without. We'll also add the possibility to navigate with the keyboard. View demo Download source Today we want to show you how to create a responsive image gallery with a thumbnail carousel using Elastislide. We’ll use the jQuery Touchwipe Plugin that will make it possible to navigate the images by “wiping” on the iPhone and iPad. The images in the demo are by über-talented Sherman Geronimo-Tan and you can find his Flickr photostream here: Sherman Geronimo-Tan’s Flickr Photostream The photos are licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution 2.0 Generic (CC BY 2.0) License. So, let’s do it! The Markup Let’s take a look at the style.

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Scale, crop, and center an image with correct aspect ratio in HTML and Javascript | Decoded Summary In this post, I’ll show a technique using HTML and Javascript to properly scale an image of indeterminate size to take up the full space of a parent element that may have a different size, aspect ratio, and orientation. This technique is useful for such scenarios as dynamically generating thumbnails and for displaying a “table of images” where every image is the same size (but the source images aren’t). Background In development of my HTML image gallery control, I re-encountered a problem I’ve had with image and video applications. In such applications, the size of the source image (or video) may differ from the size of the target surface it is rendered on. What this post is not about. This is not another post about “how to center an image within a div”. In both of these cases, go use your favorite image editing tool, and standard CSS to correctly scale and center the image in the DOM using static markup. Simple scenario – static content And the result as follows: Solution Like this:

Smooth Gallery - Demo by Kevin Thornbloom A 3KB script to generate a slick paginated gallery & lightbox viewer. Oh, and it's fully responsive. Details & Download Creating a Responsive Tiled Photo Gallery with Pure CSS by Nathan Rohler As we looked at in a recent article (Responsive Design: A Crash Course and Demo), responsive design is becoming the favored approach for making your site accessible on all devices. One of the main reasons that this approach is gathering significantly more steam than adaptive design (presenting an entirely separate mobile-optimized site) is the incredible diversity of devices popping up, each having a unique screen size and resolution. If you're new to responsive design and haven't seen the article I mentioned a moment ago, I recommend you review it now to get up to speed on media queries, the foundation on which responsive design is built. First, here's the demo of what we're going to create (source code here). Making Responsive Squares The foundation of our project is responsive squares – that is, squares that automatically resize, both horizontally and vertically, based on the layout. Now, suppose that we add height: 25%; to the CSS and preview again: Creating a Grid <!

Mosaic Grid gallery with dynamic sized images Comment réaliser cette mosaïque d'image ? Bonjour ! Je cherche à réaliser une mosaïque constituée de plusieurs images, mais qui ne sont pas alignées. De plus, les images ne doivent pas se recouvrir car elles doivent pouvoir être cliquables sans ambiguïté. Plutôt que des mots, voici une image pour expliquer le genre de mosaïque que je cherche à réaliser. Je précise que je ne dois pas forcément obtenir exactement cet affichage, c'est surtout pour vous montrer le type de mosaïque que je cherche à obtenir. Je sèche quand à la manière d'attaquer pour obtenir ce résultat. Je pourrais travailler avec du float:left et du padding:10px; sur les images, mais je ne vois pas comment obtenir ce décalage sur l'horizontale. Je précise que les images changent régulièrement (elles proviennent d'une base de données), je cherche donc une solution souple et non une solution rigide avec des valeurs fixes. Auriez-vous des pistes, voire l'un ou l'autre article dont vous me conseilleriez la lecture ?

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