Category: JavaScript |
20 June 2010
Recently lighboxes (or modal overlays as you want) have gained popularity, mostly because of JS frameworks. They are quite easy to setup and come with some options and predefined styles.
Despite the fact that some developers try to establish debate (or just have their own thoughts) if modal windows are good or bad, I still see the reason for their usage (I am not thinking about lightboxes strictly for images in this case).
Few days ago I stumbled upon the jQuery plugin lightbox_me. After some testing that I did, it has become my favourite plugin for modal windows. Here is why:
This plugin is perfect for web applications (or websites) where usage of lightboxes is limited to certain actions or elements (no images or videos). The missing feature is the ability to display content using the iFrame as you can find in the fancybox plugin, but compared to lighbox_me plugin, the fancybox is more complex.
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