Plugins/Modules > CodeCanyon - iLightBox v1.5.0 · Revolutionary Lightbox for WordPress v3.x
CodeCanyon - iLightBox v1.5.0 · Revolutionary Lightbox for WordPress v3.xDate: 23 April 2014 | Posted by: RomaniaIndependence |
![]() What’s iLightBox? iLightBox allows you to easily create the most beautiful responsive overlay windows using the jQuery javascript library. By combining support for a wide range of media with gorgeous skins and a user-friendly API, iLightBox aims to push the Lightbox concept as far as possible. Features jQuery capabilities. Responsive design. 6 ready to use skins. Compatible with the regular wordpress gallery shortcode. Compatible with the Jetpack galleries. Compatible with the NextGEN galleries. Multisite Support. Shortcode parser for HTML content. Autodetect all Videos and Images links. Native browser fullscreen support. Cross browser, supports Chrome, FireFox, Safari, Opera and IE7+ Device friendly, works in iPhone, iPad, Android Devices and Windows Phone. Highly User Interface Design. Fully customizable, it’s possible to customize or redesign all parts of iLightBox. Search engine optimized (SEO) YouTube and Vimeo videos are supported. Video auto recognition from sites. Smart Content recognizer Option to preview thumbnail over navigation. Advanced javascript API considered. Smart resource loader Simple clean & valid markup Developed with pure object oriented javascript Multilanguage support Keyboard support Touch support Mouse support: (Click, Wheel) Extended HTML documentation Powerful, documented API — public methods, properties, callbacks Tons features more… Note: It’s not compatible with multisite enabled WordPress sites. Changelog 1.5.0 * Optimized: Ajax actions. * Optimized: Multiple file upload and insert media. * Added: iLightBox jQuery version 2.1.5. * Added: Jetpack compatibility. * Added: Multisite compatibility. * Added: Use Configuration Options to galleries to use options from configurations page as default options for galleries. * Fixed: Some bugs behaviour server configurations. See full article |