It must be:
- easily skinnable with css
- be able to handle forms and not just images
- be well documented
Any suggestions welcome
Many thanks
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6I don't like Thickbox's default transition mechanism, out-of-the-box much prefer Shadowbox.js. I'm not even sure to what degree you can customize Thickbox though I'm sure it's probably quite extensive.
CptSkippy
2009-07-30 19:30:19
I like Thickbox.
Jesse Kochis
2009-07-30 19:42:50
+1
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I've used Shadowbox.js on several large projects and it works great.
Although Shadowbox can be used in standalone mode, it's just as easy to use Shadowbox with your JavaScript library of choice for a given project. This is accomplished using adapters. An adapter is a small file that tells Shadowbox which methods to call on the underlying framework to achieve some common purpose such as querying the DOM or handling events. Shadowbox comes bundled with adapters for the following JavaScript frameworks:
* Prototype * jQuery * MooTools (requires 1.2 Core) * Dojo Toolkit * Yahoo! User Interface Library (requires yahoo-dom-event.js) * Ext (requires ext-core.js)
CptSkippy
2009-07-30 19:25:51
Hi All thanks for the suggetionsI went for Shadowbox, I'd seen it before and considered it on a Mootools project but never taken it any furtherNot convinced about the quality of documentation but I have it skinned and doing everything i wantThanks again everyone
allen
2009-07-31 15:36:54
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Superbox! is also a nice Lightbox clone. Its easily and entirely CSS stylable.
bjoernwibben
2009-07-31 07:47:11
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I recently went though a whole lot of them and found Pretty Photo my favourite
Damien
2009-07-31 07:50:03
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High Slide is nice also asp.net control version of HighSlide is available here
e-turhan
2009-07-31 07:54:05