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ImageFlow, JavaScript, PHP von Finn Rudolph
A new ImageFlow version has been released. The main feature of that version is the compatibility with Safari 1+ ! Now every graphical browser - that has JavaScript enabled - should handle ImageFlow. I have found no such browser, that does not. It would be nice, if you post some of your browser compatibility experiences in the Shoutbox!
Another new feature is the support of image links. You can now store a URL in the longdesc attribute of an img tag. A doubleclick - or a single click if it is focussed - will redirect you to that URL. See the Changelog for the other stuff, that has been changed:
- Added Safari 1.x compatibility (a very big thanks to Stephan Droste!)
- Added image link events onclick and ondblclick: the link is directly stored in the longdesc attribute of the image tag
- Improved image scaling: now all image formats will stay inside the main div container "imageflow"
- Minor performance improvements