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Reflection.js allows you to add reflections to images on your webpages. It uses unobtrusive javascript to keep your code clean. It works in all the major browsers - Internet Explorer 5.5+, Mozilla Firefox 1.5+, Safari, Google Chrome and Opera 9+. On older browsers, it'll degrade and your visitors won't notice a thing. Best of all, it's under 5KB. |
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Reflect-o-matic Online Readme Comments My Blog
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Use it for your photographs...
And all your other webpage images...
Reflection.js works well with logos, icons and dynamic image content such as forum avatars. Reflection.js comes into it's own with forum avatars; you can apply a reflection effect to every avatar on your forum or blog without any additional server work. Try it out with your own images using the reflect-o-matic: Features
DownloadDownload the latest version, Reflection.js v2.0. Please see the readme.html file inside this download for instructions on how to use reflection.js. You only need to upload reflection.js. Or just get the javascript. ImplementationsMany of these implementations include an older versions of reflection.js in their download. You may wish to use the latest version of reflection.js from this webpage instead.
If you know of or have created a package to add reflection.js to existing scripts please let me know and I'll add it to this page. Got Comments?Please leave any comments you may have on my blog. About the AuthorHi! I'm Ken and I've been developing websites and writing code for more than 8 years! In this time, I've completed work for various academic institutions, engineering companies and a Fortune 100 financial services company. I also actively maintain a technology blog. Please feel free to contact me at ken at khlo dot co dot uk if you're interested in one of the following services:
Other StuffThe photographs taken on this page were all taken by myself in Florida, USA. You can see more of my photos on my Flickr page. If you're looking for other awesome Javascript image effects, check out Christian Effenberger's scripts. You can read my blog at cow.neondragon.net. |