Different sizes images about anythingzoomer

[Mottie]

Hi Lara!

If you look at the documentation page you'll see that the basic HTML looks like this:

<div id="zoom">
  <div class="small">
    <img src="demo/rushmore_small.jpg" alt="small rushmore" />
  </div>
    <-- the large content can be cloned from the small content -->
   <div class="large">
      <img src="demo/rushmore.jpg" alt="big rushmore" />
   </div>
</div>

where you should set the image dimensions using css:

.zoom      { width: 500px; } 
.small img { width: 250px; height: 167px; } 
.large img { width: 500px; height: 333px; background: white; }

Ideally, the small and large image should have the same proportions (horizontal-to-vertical ratio). For example, in the css example above, both small and large image have the same (rounded off) ratio (250/167 = 1.5 & 500/333 = 1.5).

In this demo you can mess around with the image dimensions in the css to see how the sizes can be distorted/deformed.

[lbb4]

Thank you for the response! But I still can't solve the problem. I understand what to do to change the size of an image, but if for example I want to put two images on my webpage, both with the zoom effect. But they have different sizes. But they both are called "small img" and "large img" in order to make the jquery works. In the CSS I can only put one size for small and one size for large. I was wondering if there is any chance of calling the second image in a different way so I can put different sizes on the CSS. The HTML should be something like this:

    <div class="large">
        <img src="image1.jpg" alt="big image1">
    </div>

    <div class="large">
        <img src="image2.jpg" alt="big image2">
    </div>

and CSS:

.zoom { width: 500px; }
.small img { width: 250px; height: 167px; }
.large img { width: 500px; height: 333px; background: white; }

But then both image1 and image2 have the same size (250px X 167px when they are small). What if I wanted the image2 to have a different size when it is small?

[Mottie]

Here are two solutions:

• Use the wrapper ID to target the small and large class names

  #zoom1 .small img { width: 250px; height: 167px; }
  #zoom1 .large img { width: 500px; height: 333px; background: white; }
  
  #zoom2 .small img { width: 300px; height: 200px; } 
  #zoom2 .large img { width: 550px; height: 367px; background: white; }

• Or, change the small and large class names to anything you want using the smallArea and largeArea parameters when initializing the plugin

  // zoom1 would default to small & large
  $('#zoom1').anythingZoomer();
  $('#zoom2').anythingZoomer({
      smallArea: 'small2',
      largeArea: 'large2'
  });

[lbb4]

It worked. Thank you so so much. Greetings,
Lara