fritzmg/contao-nivo-lightbox

This package is abandoned and no longer maintained. The author suggests using the fritzmg/contao-lightcase package instead.

Nivo Lightbox for Contao

1.3.0 2017-11-10 19:22 UTC

Requires

• php: >=5.2
• contao-community-alliance/composer-plugin: ^2.4|^3.0
• contao/core-bundle: ^3.0|^4.4

Replaces

• contao-legacy/nivo_lightbox: 1.3.0

GPL-2.0

• Fritz Michael Gschwantner

• ajax
• responsive
• iframe
• inline
• nivo
• lightbox
• contao
• popup
• overlay

README

Contao Nivo Lightbox

Contao extension to integrate the Nivo Lightbox overlay.

Usage

Simply activate the j_nivo_lightbox template in your page layout under jQuery. Do not activate j_colorbox or moo_mediabox as well! The overlay will work with all links that use the data-lightbox="..." parameter.

Customizing

If you want to use your own custom parameters, simply create your own j_nivo_lightbox template and insert your custom options at this line:

// init nivo lightbox
$links.nivoLightbox();

Refer to the Nivo Lightbox documentation for all available parameters.

Types

By default, Nivo Lightbox acts as an image overlay. Nivo Lightbox also lets you open an URL via AJAX or iframe. Or you can display existing HTML in the overlay by referencing the id of the HTML element. This extension provides an initiation mechanic, so that most use cases can still be controlled via the data-lightbox parameter, as it is common in Contao.

Show a page via iframe:

<a href="page.html" data-lightbox="iframe">...</a>

Load a page via AJAX:

<a href="page.html" data-lightbox="ajax">...</a>

Display some HTML element in the overlay:

<a href="#some-element" data-lightbox="inline">...</a>

In some cases you might need to force a href to be displayed as an image, e.g. if the href simply does not end with jpeg, jpg, gif or png:

<a href="http://placehold.it/350x150" data-lightbox="image">...</a>
<a href="http://placehold.it/350x150" data-lightbox-type="image">...</a>

All regular parameters mentioned in the Nivo Lightbox documentation should still work as well. If you do not provide any of this in your HTML source, the extension will open any non-image URLs in an iframe by default.