Add a gush of style to the plain images in your website using this collection of jQuery Image Effect plugins, that help enhance images, create galleries, scrollers and bring in life to the plain images.

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Jim on October 21st, 2009

jQuery ImageWarp adds an interesting warp effect to select images on your page so clicking on them causes the image to expand temporarily before reverting back to the image original dimensions. It is most useful applied to hyperlinked images to create a delayed effect before the user is taken to the actual link. Customize the duration of the effect plus the warped image final dimensions relative to the original

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Jim on October 21st, 2009

Description: jQuery Image Magnify enables any image on the page to be magnified by a desired factor when clicked on, via a sleek zoom in/out effect. The enlarged image is centered on the users screen until dismissed. It works on both images with and without explicit width/height attributes defined. This means you can take a large image that by default would look out of place when shown, shrink it using explicit width/height attributes, then enable users to magnify it on demand to its original dimensions when the image is clicked on using this script.

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Jim on October 21st, 2009

This tutorial will show how to load images in the background, and once loaded handle the event and create your own response.

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Jim on October 21st, 2009

In this tutorial we are going to make an image splitting effect. What is that? It is simillar to a sliding door effect where the image slides to left or right side and reveals the text behind it, but the thing that makes this different is that the effect looks like the image is splitted into half and one goes left and the other one goes right. One thing that is very important is that there will not be 2 images, its only one :)

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