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High performance and SEO friendly lazy loader for images (responsive and normal), iframes and more, that detects any visibility changes triggered through user interaction, CSS or JavaScript without configuration. It may become also your number one tool to integrate responsive images. It can automatically calculate the sizes attribute for your responsive images, it allows you to share media queries for your media attributes with your CSS, helping to separate layout (CSS) from...

A cross browser set of client side web components implemented with JavaScript and CSS.

Lightweight Image Browser / Gallery for PHP. Requires no database or complex setup. Simply upload & go. Supports albums, captions, effortless image setup, and themes. Uses object oriented PHP design with css stylization and Ajax performance.

myImageClock will display a new image every minute according to the current time. No database required! Can be embedded into any website with configurable size options for side-column displays or as main content. Example ideas for Image Clocks; Race-Cars or Football, Players using thier numbers for the minute of the hour. Includes an Auto-Install process with assistance to secure the back-end admin area. micStarterImages.zip is REQUIRED! This 82.7MB File includes necessary...

Menu ObjectDock in your webPage, Create a menu similar to macos menu in browser, wrote in javascript, Html, and Css. moved to github as meteor package

Apolmb is a simple PHP- and Flash-only media browser/viewer for online directories. In the current version it shows images and plays audio and video content. Apolmb is based on OpenLaszlo.

Provides files to display a photo album stored either locally (ie CD or hard drive) or on the web using a web-browser. Album data (title, caption, etc) is stored in a single convenient XML file which can be generated with our Windows GUI, or by hand.

jp-gallery is a user-friendly gallery script on web-site. It's requires PHP5 (with GD-library) and turn-on Javascript on the client's browser. Optionally Mysql is needed - to enable photo-comments.