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jQuery Colorbox
Description
Yet another Colorbox/Lightbox plugin for WordPress.
jQuery Colorbox features 10 themes from which you can choose. See screenshots.
Works out-of-the-box with WordPress Galleries and NextGEN Gallery! (choose no effect in NextGEN settings)
When adding an image to a post or page, usually a thumbnail is inserted and linked to the image in original size.
All images in posts and pages can be displayed in a layer when the thumbnail is clicked.
Images are grouped as galleries when linked in the same post or page. Groups can be displayed in an automatic slideshow.
Individual images can be excluded by adding a special CSS class.
See the plugin page for demo pages.
For more information visit the FAQ.
If you have questions or problems, feel free to write an email to blog [at] techotronic.de or write a entry at the jQuery Colorbox WordPress.org forum
Includes ColorBox 1.3.6 jQuery plugin from Jack Moore. Colorbox is licensed under the MIT License.
jQuery Colorbox uses the jQuery library version 1.3.2 bundled with WordPress. Works with jQuery 1.4.2 too.
The picture I used for the screenshots was designed by Davide Vicariotto
Localization
Demo
I have prepared demo pages where you can see the plugin in action:
Single image demo
Multiple image demo
Gallery demo
NextGEN gallery demo
Image Exclusion demo
Flash object hiding demo
Download
Get the plugin from WordPress.org
Installation
Upgrading From A Previous Version
To upgrade from a previous version of this plugin, delete the entire folder and files from the previous version of the plugin and then follow the installation instructions below.
Installing The Plugin
Extract all files from the ZIP file, making sure to keep the file structure intact, and then upload it to `/wp-content/plugins/`. Then just visit your admin area and activate the plugin. That’s it!
Configuring The Plugin
Go to the settings page and choose one of the themes bundled with the plugin and other settings.
Do not forget to activate auto Colorbox if you want Colorbox to work for all images.
**See Also:** “Installing Plugins” article on the WP Codex
Frequently Asked Questions
Make sure that your theme uses the wp_head(); function in the HTML head-tag.
I have seen problems where other plugins include their own versions of the jQuery library my plugin uses.
Chances are that the other jQuery libary is loaded after the one that I load. If that happens, the colorbox features are overwritten.
Maybe the images you want jQuery Colorbox to work on are added by a plugin and the images are added after jQuery Colorbox manipulates the HTML when rendering your blog.
Since version 2.0, jQuery Colorbox’ automatic behaviour can be switched on and off in the settings. That way, you can apply the Colorbox functionality manually to single images.
The default ist OFF.
New in 3.0: If the plugin is activated, but the auto Colorbox feature is turned off, a warning is displayed.
When inserting a picture, the field “Link URL” needs to contain the link to the full-sized image. (press the button “Link to Image” below the field)
When rendering the blog, a special CSS class (“colorbox-postId”, e.g. “colorbox-123″) is added to linked images.
This CSS class is then passed to the colorbox JavaScript.
Add the CSS class “colorbox-off” to the image you want to exclude.
jQuery Colorbox does not add the colorbox CSS class to images that already contain the CSS class “colorbox-off”.
For all images in a post or page, the same CSS class is added. All images with the same CSS class are grouped.
This is a Flash issue, but relatively easy to solve. Just activate the automatic hiding of embedded flash objects on the settings page.
Adobe described on these sites what the problem is and how to fix it manually:
Adobe Knowledgebase 1
Adobe Knowledgebase 2
I speak German and English fluently, but unfortunately no other language well enough to do a translation.
Would you like to help? Translating the plugin is easy if you understand English and are fluent in another language.
Feel free to write an email to blog [at] techotronic.de or write a entry at the jQuery Colorbox WordPress.org forum.
I’ll include new FAQs in every new version. Promise.
Changelog
3.4 (2010-05-24)
3.3 (2010-05-05)
3.2 (2010-04-20)
3.1 (2010-04-10)
3.0.1 (2010-03-31)
3.0 (2010-03-31)
2.0.1 (2010-02-11)
2.0 (2010-02-11)
1.3.3 (2010-01-22)
1.3.2 (2010-01-18)
1.3.1 (2010-01-17)
1.3
1.2
1.1
1.0