Ladies and gentlemen, now’s the right time for another image gallery script! What makes me say this? Well, yesterday I messed with some pictures of mine (trying to put some shots together into a HDR image, stuff like that), and that made me think about those thousands people doing the same, and ending up with some shots that need to be nicely shown to the world…
EOGallery is a jQuery-powered image gallery that may not be exactly a product for the masses, polished and nicely documented, but it’s surely one piece of code you should try if you’re looking for something a bit different than the things everybody’s using.
EOGallery takes advantage of Cody Lindley’s Thickbox to display large images, while using the basic jQuery functions for the rest of it all. This piece of code is also XHTML 1.0 strict valid, and “almost” CSS valid…
Unfortunately, this script hasn’t been updated since 2007, so if you think it’s worth using, please spare a few minutes and send a few warm words to the author, maybe he’ll get to it and come up with an improved version.
Compatibility: while it was tested with major browsers like Firefox, Safari, or IE, EOGallery seems to work even with non-JavaScript and/or non-CSS ones, at least according to the official product page…
Tags: Code, EOGallery, Javascript
