$("#img1").pinchzoomer();
<img id="img1" src="assets/chairs.jpg" data-elem="pinchzoomer"/>
.zoomInOn, .zoomInOff, .zoomOutOn, .zoomOutOff { width:34px; height:34px; display:block; position:absolute; -webkit-user-select: none; -moz-user-select: none; -ms-user-select: none; user-select: none; } .zoomInOn, .zoomInOff { background-image:url(../assets/zoom_in.png); top:10px; right:10px; } .zoomOutOn, .zoomOutOff { background-image:url(../assets/zoom_out.png); top:52px; right:10px; } .zoomInOn, .zoomOutOn { opacity:1; cursor:pointer; } .zoomInOff, .zoomOutOff { opacity:0.3; cursor:auto; }
This provides the familiar touch gestures for images in mobile devices.
This plugin can adapt to any screen size so you will have an optimal viewing experience whether you are using desktop or mobile devices.
Using IOS, Android, laptops, desktops or even an old browser such as IE7 should be no problem with this plugin.
HTML beginner or hardcore jQuery developer? It doesn't matter because all you need is a single line of code of either JS or HTML and everything works automatically.
This plugin allows developers to have more control using the PinchZoomer API.
Add multi-touch zooming capability to as many images as you want in one page.
Here is a common layout for image portfolios. See how this plugin makes users appreciate photos better.
This example shows how individual images pinch to zoom without sacrificing the layout of the mobile site.
A fullscreen view with zooming capability is a cool way of showing your image particularly in mobile devices.