Changeset 488717
- Timestamp:
- 01/12/2012 01:27:13 PM (14 years ago)
- Location:
- glass/trunk
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- 3 edited
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glass/trunk/glass.js
r488261 r488717 23 23 // Description: Yet an other magnifying glass implementation. 24 24 // Author: Jan-Mark Wams (jms@cs.vu.nl) 25 // Version: 1. 125 // Version: 1.2 26 26 // Author URI: http://www.codeblab.com/ 27 27 // License: GPL3 -
glass/trunk/glass.php
r488705 r488717 5 5 Description: Yet an other magnifying glass implementation. 6 6 Author: Jan-Mark Wams (jms@cs.vu.nl) 7 Version: 1. 17 Version: 1.2 8 8 Author URI: http://codeblab.com/ 9 9 License: GPL3 … … 87 87 .dirname(plugin_basename(__FILE__)) 88 88 .'/glass.js'; 89 wp_enqueue_script('glass', $file, false, ' 0.9');89 wp_enqueue_script('glass', $file, false, '1.2'); 90 90 } 91 91 -
glass/trunk/readme.txt
r482392 r488717 5 5 Requires at least: 3.0.0 6 6 Tested up to: 3.3 7 Stable tag: 1. 17 Stable tag: 1.2 8 8 License: GPL3 9 9 … … 14 14 Glass adds a magnifying glass (loupe/hand glass) for images to your WordPress 15 15 site. It needs *no* Flash and *no* CSS3 radius. It works on the iPad and on 16 many other platforms. 16 many other platforms. (Thanks for all the positive feedback.) 17 17 18 18 This started out as a challenge to code a round magnifying glass that would … … 28 28 the frame shows a (round) part of a hires image, creating the illusion of a 29 29 magnifying glass. Currently Glass only works on .jpg and .png images. Click 30 behavio ur of the image is unaltered, however, double clicking is "hijacked" to30 behavior of the image is unaltered, however, double clicking is "hijacked" to 31 31 display the GLP license and displaying the homepage of Glass. 32 32 … … 78 78 = Does it work on OS X? = 79 79 80 On OS X, Glass has shown to work on most recent versions of Firefox, Safari,81 Opera, and Chrome.80 On OS X, Glass has shown to work on most recent versions of Firefox, Chrome, 81 Safari, Opera, and Camino. 82 82 83 83 … … 175 175 176 176 177 = Why is the glass garbled on the iOS screen? = 178 179 Safari on iOS silently downsizes larger images sometimes leading to up sizing 180 by the script, which Safari on iOS can't handle, resulting in the garbled 181 glass image. There are two ways to solve this. One, use smaller upload image, 182 i.e., downsize your image before you upload it to WordPress. Two, lower the Min 183 Enlarge factor in the settings. 184 185 186 = Why is glass so sluggish on some pictures on Firefox? = 187 188 Really large images are downsized by the script, leading to sluggish behavior 189 on Firefox but not on other browsers. There are two ways to solve this. One, 190 use smaller upload image, i.e., downsize your image before you upload it to 191 WordPress. Two, up the Max Enlarge factor in the settings. 192 193 177 194 == Screenshots == 178 195 … … 194 211 == Changelog == 195 212 213 = 1.2 = 214 All reported themes that failed now work with v1.2. Randomly selected themes 215 all worked. Most significant problem was displacement. Refactored to better 216 fit the platform. Runs better on IE8, Camino, and iOS devices. 217 196 218 = 1.1 = 197 * Spelling, less drunk writing. No change in de working code.219 * Spelling, less drunk writing. No change in the working code. 198 220 199 221 = 1.0 = … … 206 228 == Upgrade Notice == 207 229 230 = 1.2 = 231 Fixed glass displacements. Fixed cursor displacements. Works with most themes 232 now. Works better on iOS devices. 233 208 234 = 1.1 = 209 235 Mainly spelling corrections. No changes in the code.
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