At last, they have arrived; ZoomPro and ZoomLite, your ultimate tools for multiple image magnification!
As promised in this topic:
I am excited to share a fully functional version of an Image Magnifier, designed to handle multiple images on a single page. This updated version boasts a 20% speed increase, improved accuracy for the magnifying glass, and the elimination of the trigger script. To integrate it into your project, you simply need to add three classes to your class manager and apply just two on the canvas. Itās that straightforward!
Iāve developed two versions of this handy tool:
ZoomLite: This user-friendly solution can be effortlessly copied and pasted into your project. However, it does not allow for any styling modifications. The size of the magnifier glass, border, and magnifying strength are preset.
ZoomPro: This #LowCode version provides you with the flexibility to customize the border of the magnifying glass, adjust its size, and alter the magnifierās strength.
ZoomLite is available for free download, while ZoomPro can be purchased at a 35% discount until July 18, 2023 (00:00 GMT+4). To avail of your discount, use the coupon code: Zoom35 at checkout.
EDIT: Version 1.1 has been released, resolving an issue where the magnifying glass feature was not functioning correctly on mobile devices.
Thank you for your innovative suggestion ; I will add it to ZoomProās roadmap. While your reference utilizes jQuery and dates back some years, there are more sophisticated and user-friendly methods available today. In fact, the script currently used will be able to handle this. I opt to stick with pure JavaScript, consistent with the development principles of Bootstrap.
Firstly, I plan to educate myself on building a proper Bric. However, this task has proven to be a challenge for me. While it may just be a personal difficulty , I find the available documentation to be lacking in detailed instructions.
I followed exactly the instructions, but ZoomPro does nothing. In the bloc file provided with the package, the zoom works only for the two first images. I redownloaded the package, so I believe itās the last version. I tested with Blocs 5.08, 5.1, and 5.1.1b2. Any idea about what is happening? TIA.
Our favourite tool, ZoomPro, has just levelled up to version V1.3 and itās absolutely fantastic! This is not just an upgrade, itās a complete transformation!
From being a LowCode tool, ZoomPro has evolved into a NoCode tool. And guess what? It now comes as a super convenient, simple-to-install Bric!
All you need to do is install the Bric in the Page footer, customize your style settings in the inspector, apply 2 classes, and voila! Youāre all set.
But hereās a heads up: With this amazing upgrade, Zoomlite will no longer be available.
For those who have previously purchased ZoomPro, you can easily download the latest version from your Gumroad Account. And the best part? All future updates will be directly managed by Blocs!
A BIG shoutout to @PeteSharp for his time, efforts and spoonfeeding on how to Build a Bric.
Hello Jerry,
Thanks for this useful feature !!
Strange thing happens here : when I change border color, circle appears offset from mouse pointer (screen cap removes pointer that is right and slightly down from circle).
Also, magnification sometimes donāt show in Blocs preview even if it is ok in browser preview.
These may need a little fix.
; I will add it to ZoomProās roadmap. While your reference utilizes jQuery and dates back some years, there are more sophisticated and user-friendly methods available today. In fact, the script currently used will be able to handle this. I opt to stick with pure JavaScript, consistent with the development principles of Bootstrap.
, I find the available documentation to be lacking in detailed instructions.
Zoom images to great effect tools that are good for zooming in on product images , that using in amazon store also
This is not just an upgrade, itās a complete transformation!
And guess what? It now comes as a super convenient, simple-to-install Bric! 
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