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bITResize has been created by Blupixel IT Srl and is realeased under
the GPL License.
bITResize provide a function that if applied to one or more images
resize them to fullscreen and changing dimensions when user resize his
browser window.
It Requires jQuery!
How To Use:
Unpack it and copy the folder in some path of the website.
Then Include the scripts jquery and bITResize in the header of the page.
Example:
Then activate it calling the function on the selected image:
- simply call the function name:
$('#myimage').bITResize();
- or use additional params:
$('#myimage').bITResize({minWidth: 930, heightAdjust: -200});
Possible Parameters are:
- minWidth: positive number
is the minimum width in pixel for the image (use 0 to disable)
- minHeight: positive number
is the minimum height in pixel for the image (use 0 to disable)
- heightAdjust: positive or negative number
is the height in pixel to add or remove from the window size
- widthAdjust: positive or negative number
is the width in pixel to add or remove from the window size
- fixed: boolean
enable or disable fixed positioning of the image