What is a pure Javascript gallery that supports mobile devices?
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This is a gallery effect that does not rely on any js framework and is pure javascript. It supports gesture operations on mobile devices, such as gesture touch, sliding, zooming in and closing pictures. It also supports keyboard operations on PC. In short, it is an indispensable photo gallery plug-in for WEB developers. It is called photoswipe.
HTML
First load the required CSS and js files.
Do not worry about the above documents, the moonlight is packed, you just download and use it.
Next, prepare the HTML part of the body. We prepare image thumbnails on the page. When you click on this thumbnail, the corresponding large atlas will pop up. We prepare the HTML structure as follows:
Atlas
Now that the important gallery presentation section will provide the architecture for the larger image presentation, note that the elements in the following code: .pswp__bg, .pswp _ scroll-wrap, .pswp _ container and .pswp _ item Div are immutable.
The above HTML structure defines the elements displayed in the gallery, such as content, tools, direction buttons, caption, and so on.
Javascript
We define a collection of atlas images in js (of course, we can also define a collection of pictures in the html section like demo2), set various options, and then invoke the photoSwipe plug-in by using new PhotoSwipe ().
Var openPhotoSwipe = function () {var pswpElement = document.querySelectorAll ('.pswp') [0]; / define the picture collection var items = [{src: 'images/s1.jpg', w: 800,h: 1142}, {src:' images/s2.jpg', w: 800,h: 1142}]; var options = {history: false, focus: false, showAnimationDuration: 0, hideAnimationDuration: 0}; var gallery = new PhotoSwipe (pswpElement, PhotoSwipeUI_Default, items, options); gallery.init ();} / / triggers a call to openPhotoSwipe document.getElementById ('photos') .onclick = openPhotoSwipe when clicking on an atlas element
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