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Magic Magnify 1.0 (Default branch)
 Magic Magnify allows a user to hover over the image and magnify into it to see greater detail. It uses Flash to achieve a smooth effect. The effect does not require Flash programming because it is triggered by JavaScript. The SWF and JavaScript files come with Magic Magnify. The Web developer just needs two images: one large, one small. It can be used on any Web site images including dynamic product images served in an e-commerce store. The HTML is standards compliant, valid, and accessible. If JavaScript is not available, the small image displays and links to the large image.More... |
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