LightWindow

on Oct 23rd 2008 with 12 comments

Javascript Library: Prototype & Scriptaculous
License: “MIT-style license”
Found Via: Stickman Labs

Supports every media type around, super compatible, and a huge host of options and features to use – no wonder it’s billed as the ultimate light-’whatever’.




 
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  • http://www.loslocostambientienenblog.com Phill

    Cool!!

  • http://furleydelphia.com furley

    sweet

  • http://www.hitechgadgetspro.com Alex Stomp

    Nice.. I like it… check out mine at http://www.stompergames.com (click on stomp mode) …. I got mine from another source but this one is much better

  • http://www.ree-she.com Rishi Luchun

    Nice, can’t wait to test this out

  • http://www.bellusse.com thiago

    nive
    very good

  • Prakash Panchal

    This is look really very nice.

  • http://www.jewelewu.wordpress.com jewel

    Thanks for ur info.

  • RCH

    ups! the link is broken.

  • steve

    links broken…..

  • http://www.impulsis.com magento development uk

    Wow, nice one. Actually, in our works we usually dealing with shadowbox extension, but we can try this one as well. Thx, for the info.

  • http://theparks.net johnparks

    I like it, nice and simple implementation of a lightbox and it looks elegant too!

  • tube

    Does anyone know how I can shift the light window up, instead of having it automatically position itself at the center vertically?