I am currently using elevate zoom
I want to be able to change the zoomfactor on the images. Any ideas on how to do this. The website seems to not have any documentation on this.
Any other jquery zoom plugin with zoomfactor that would be better than elevate zoom.
Thanks for your time
Using the scrollZoom: "true" setting you can you zoom in further on an image using your mouse scroll wheel.
There is an example on the elevate zoom page here under the mousewheel zoom section : http://www.elevateweb.co.uk/image-zoom/examples
I'd also like to be able to just choose or set the zoom factor without enabling the scrollZoom functionality, but as far as I can tell it is not possible.
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I'm trying to setup a Gallery similiar to the demo one, but with only one option, the fullscreen mode. The borderless mode should be default for everyone and not be able to changed.
The documentation gives this hint:
Bootstrap Image Gallery provides the additional useBootstrapModal option, which enables the original borderless layout as seen in the demo. The easiest way to enable this option is to adjust the lightbox container and set the data-use-bootstrap-modal attribute to false
However, if I do that, it wont look as pretty (no autoplay, no arrows, no small previews at the bottom.
Im trying to find a workaround for serveral days now, but wasnt able to do that.
Any hints? Thanks!
Change the div to this worked for me
<div id="blueimp-gallery" class="blueimp-gallery blueimp-gallery-controls" data-use-bootstrap-modal="false">
Zoom with the mousewheel in their main example http://jvectormap.com/
I have tried to change zoomScale property in the config, but that only seems to afflict the zoom buttons and not the mousewheel zoom.
I would prefer the mousewheel to zoom with the same amount of steps as the zoom buttons.
if its still needed, answered your question in other topic
JVectorMap Scroll Speed and Full screen Issue
Doubt that you can put the same step, but at least you can try to find value that will behave similarly to buttons.
I found a bower package of jvectormap at https://github.com/tlvince/bower-jvectormap that's labeled as version 1.2.2 and here the mousewheel works as expected.
The problem still exists in all their demos on the website http://jvectormap.com/ and also in the latest downloadable code (2.0.1) in their official git repository https://github.com/bjornd/jvectormap
I've been trying to find a way to scroll horizontally by using shift+mouse scroll (mouse scroll alone would of course only scroll vertically), in any Windows (XP) application. Can anyone suggest a simple way to do this? I tried the software AutoHotKey, but none of the scripts that were meant to do that worked for me.
Thanks!
I'm a newbie to Mac (coming from Microsoft world). I wan't to zoom in / out a webpage in Safari, but cannot find a way to do it (in Windows I would just hit ctrl + mouse wheel), but that doesn't seem to work. I don't wan't to zoom the whole desktop, just the webpage to get the fonts etc. little bit bigger. Is there some key-combination i'm missing?
Command and + at the same time. Command and - will zoom out.
If you're on a Macbook, there are some trackpad motions you can use. Otherwise, you can also use control+scroll up/down to zoom in/out (scrolling by either using two fingers on the trackpad or using a scroll button on your mouse (if you're using a Mighty Mouse then there's a motion you can use for scrolling)).
I am developing an advertisement in my application. I showed the advertisement in the webbrowser correctly. Now when double click on the webbrowser the content is zooming, But I want to programatically zoom the content of the webbrowser. (Want to zoom the content in webbrowser when the application launches, not double clicked by the user). How can I zoom the webbrowser content programatically ?..Is it possible ?
This is not directly supported by the WebBrowser control. However, you might be able to make this work by digging around in the internals of the control. I recently published a blog post which looked at suppressing pinch and double-tap zoom interactions. This was achieved by inspecting the visual tree of the WebBrowser:
\-WebBrowser
\-Border
\-Border
\-PanZoomContainer
\-Grid
\-Border (*)
\-ContentPresenter
\-TileHost
Then handling interactions on the indicated Border (*). You might be able to find a way to emulate interactions in order to cause the browser to zoom.
If you have control over the content being loaded in WebBrowserControl, you may consider adding this meta to the source.
<meta name="viewport" content="width=480,user-scalable=no"/>
What Colin said is right, you cannot otherwise capture any manipulation events. But here on changing the margin of the webBrowser control you can see the zoom. So you need not take so much of work. So you can programmatically control the zoom to some extent. And if you need the zoom to be more specific to certain area of the web page, I suggest you to go for working on javascript. I am not sure if you can do with the sdk we have.
If you want to disable the zoom on user click what Apurv said works, but it gives a weird effect on double clicking. If you are not happy with that you will need some work arounds.