A backend plugin settings page is provided, but the plugin doesn't need advanced configuration, working out-of-the-box.
The user can easely customize almost anything he can think about FancyBox: the border, zoom speed, animation type, margin width and color, close button position, overlay color and opacity and even more advanced option like several options to group images into galleries, and more.
By default, the plugin will use jQuery to apply FancyBox to any thumbnails that link directly to an image.
This includes posts, the sidebar, etc, so he can activate it and it will be applied automatically.
Installation:
Unpack and upload it to the /wp-content/plugins/ directory.
Activate the plugin through the 'Plugins' menu in WordPress.
What is new in this release:
- Added a link to the Github project page in the info tab in the settings page.
- Fixed and cleaned the installation code, new installations of the plugin should work now without need to go to the settings page.
- Fixed false positives in filenames.
- Fixed incompatibility with WordPress installations where the wp-content directory had been renamed.
- Fixed an issue that could cause the version of the plugin to be removed from settings when deactivating the plugin.
- Improved HTTPS support by using better code to retrieve the plugin URL and load files.
- Removed legacy code to support upgrading settings from 2.x versions of the plugin. This was done to avoid possible issues with clean installations of the plugin.
- Updated some CSS rules in jQuery UI.
What is new in version 3.0.1:
- Updated:
- Localization catalog updated.
- Spanish localization.
- Fixed:
- Minor change in settings page that may fix options page being invisible in some cases.
What is new in version 3.0:
- New:
- Fancybox v1.3.4 support This includes many new options, like title position.
- Additional FancyBox Calls option that lets the user write their own additional code to use FancyBox on specific areas of the blog, like email subscription buttons, login, etc.
- Revert settings button added to options page. When pressed, a confirmation dialog will appear.
- Improvements in options page, irrelevant settings (settings that depend on a disabled setting) will hide on real time, meaning a cleaner look in the options page.
- Updated:
- New cleaner code to select thumbnails on which to apply the fancybox script.
- Many parts of plugins rewriten with many improvements in code.
- Options are now serialized into a single row in the database.
- Fixed:
- Plugin should be SSL friendly from now on.
- Do not call jQuery option in troubleshooting section didn't work if easing was enabled.
- Load at footer options should work better now.
- CSS external files now addded with wp_enqueue_style().
- has_cap error: User level value for options page removed, using role now instead.
- jQuery "noConflict" Mode option removed bacause jQuery bundled with WordPress always used noConflict.
- Base64 data ("data:image/gif;base64,AAAA") in left and right fancybox link's backgrounds: It didn't seem to be working and it is usually regarded as suspicious code, so it has been removed.
What is new in version 2.7.5:
- Fixed: Callback arguments are no longer added as "null" when they are not set in options page.
What is new in version 2.7.4:
- Fixed: Little error tagging 2.7.3, a file didn't upload and broke options page.
- Update: Language POT file.
What is new in version 2.7.2:
- Fixed: Layout problem in options page in WordPress 2.9.
Requirements:
- WordPress 2.8 or higher
Limitations:
- Shadows not perfect on IE6/7
- Options page doesn't on WordPress MU
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