(I'm fairly confident I can take it from there, once I see this specific syntax.) I believe the customizing happens there, but I might need some help with the first two. I figure those are basic enough that there would be existing toggles for them.Īnd I believe they're all located HERE, right? (Or do I even have that wrong?)
Make that lightbox background layer less opaque (it appears to be 100% black on my screen).Streamline the options in the lightbox down to only 3 or 4, by eliminating social media sharing, or a couple of those zoom icons.(Or maybe that's just what I tell myself to avoid facing how dumb I actually feel when I try customizing this thing.) The hard part (for me, as a designer) will be the customizing, as I feel the documentation was written for regular Github-level coders who can fill in most blanks. js modules, also offered).Īnd it appears to work as advertised right out of the box : swipes, animations, all there. So for a first run, I kept it simple by linking to lightgallery.css and lightgallery-all.js (rather than individual. On the surface, this thing looks like it can do anything. js or jQuery flavors (as redundant as that sounds to my inexperienced ears) so I went with the latter, assuming jQuery adds enhancements of some sort.
Nancy OShea recommended a list of mobile-responsive solutions, and I'm finally getting around to installing one of them, which I'd bookmarked as my favorite LightGallery. A few months back, I was looking for a bare-bones lightbox script to zoom into various items in a gallery.
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