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bITPreview has been created by Blupixel IT Srl and is realeased under
the GPL License.
bITPreview provide a function that if applied to one or more dom elements
bind the hover event to display an overlay layer with inside the image
specified in the data-img attribute of the element.
It Requires jQuery!
How To Use:
Unpack it and copy the folder in some path of the website.
Then Include the scripts jquery and bITPreview in the header of the page.
Example:
How To Use:
- simply call the function name:
jQuery('#mydom').bITPreview();
on an element that has the data-img attribute set with the bigger image address
- or use additional params:
jQuery('#mydom').bITPreview({
loadingImage: '/myimages/loading.gif',
refAttribute: 'data-href'
});
Possible Parameters:
- refAttribute: text
is the attribute to get the image address from
- height: number
if adaptToImage is false determine the height of the layer containing image
- width: number
if adaptToImage is false determine the width of the layer containing image
- css: object
object containing all the css params in jQuery standard to be applied to the
layer containing the big image. For example:
css: {
backgroundColor: '#FFFFFF',
opacity: '1',
border: '1px solid #000000',
textAlign: 'center',
borderRadius: 10
}
- mouseDistance: number
distance in pixel from the mouse cursor when the layer appears
- topOffset: number (positive or negative)
number of pixel to be added to the top position of the layer when
it appears
- adaptToImage: boolean
if true adapt the layer to the image contained even if width and
height have been set
- adaptToImagePadding: number
set the padding of the layer containing the bigger image
- loadingImage: text
it's the address of the loading image to be displayed while the
other one is loading