Thanks! Looks promising … except it is giving webpages a black background in Firefox. Ach, always something to troubleshoot!
I will run some demos next week and let you know how it goes.
Which code works best for creation of multimedia gallery
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I have been testing various lightbox code for a way to make galleries that combine video, html and photo content, but am having difficulty finding code that’s both cross-browser compatible (must work in IE6), and works well with these various media types.
I tested Shadowbox, but had problem with the html content not popping up correctly, though this seems closest to what I am looking for.
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I haven't tried this, but it looks like it meets your requirements: PrettyPhoto. Does video Flash and iframes in addition to photo, claims to support IE6.
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I love the functionality and documentation of the jQuery TOOLS stuff. The demo stuff isn't always the easiest to get your head around but greatly customizable and cross-platform.
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I don't know about pretty lightboxes and what-what, but somebody went and mentioned Stijn Debrouwere and the importance of collecting extra data and my media gallery ended up looking like this.
<kramer>Filters, Jerry!
Filters!</kramer>
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Testing Shadowbox and Colorbox, the other lightboxes seem to be mostly photo oriented and no good for video.
Can you give us a list of other lightbox solutions you’ve tried, so we don’t recommend something that doesn’t already work?