Image Flow 0.9

July 3, 2008 by admin · 12 Comments
Filed under: Effects, Galleries 

Image flow is inspired by Apple’s cover flow. The javascript renders the cover flow effect without any noticeable flaw. Keyboard navigation (arrow keys), mouse scroll and dragging is supported. Very cool script to use.

Advantages

  • XHTML compliant
  • Keyboard and Mouse scroll wheel navigation supported
  • Free to use on any site
  • No dependencies
  • small in size (Only 11 KB uncompressed)

Specifications

Dependencies None
Size 11KB (Uncompressed)
Restrictions None (Free to use on any site)

For demo and download, please check the links

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The above demo opens images in another tab/window. Means no lightbox support. But lightbox support can be integrated. Please check the links below

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Comments

12 Responses to “Image Flow 0.9”
  1. Eddy says:

    i have downloade Image flow , but my problem is that i need the image when clicking to be opened in a new window , is that possible ?

    thanks again

    Eddy

  2. fadi says:

    how can i integrate jquery lightbox in imageflow??
    thx

  3. Dominic says:

    IF there will be ONLY ONE explanation, this will be good. No deopendencies… just LOL…

    Thousands of settings have to be done… an no documentation (except there ist one deeply hidden in somewhere no one can find…)

  4. unk says:

    Would be nice a tutorial on the other functions of imageflow

  5. Paul says:

    great script thanks – ive used it on my site and have taken the slider controls off, is it possible to then get the content to automatically loop round and round, instead of having 2 ends?

  6. moopet says:

    “Free to use on any site”, you say
    The demo you link to says “you need the author’s permission to use ImageFlow on commercial websites. You get this permission by purchasing a commercial license.”

  7. Excellent.

    I looking for that plugin for a long time.

    Thanks.

    L.

  8. Daniel says:

    Search for eternal, I’m finally came across your site and am happy to have rediscovered the image flow.

    Had views and forget the name …

    Think it’s great, there really is the possibility that it runs automatically and not click?

    Best Regards Daniel

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