I should have got back to you earlier, you said that it should respond to taps, that is not working on either an iPhone or a Windows Phone ?MisterNeutron wrote:Highslide JS should respond to taps, just as it responds to mouse clicks. But there's no support for swipe gestures - the script pre-dates the existence of such things. AFAIK, there's no easy way to modify the script for them - if your Javascript skills are very good, you could probably do some hacking to make it work (if you succeed, please post the results!).
I don't understand, it is not working for me with mobile devices and tablets ?RoadRash wrote:You can tap the tumbnail to open the large images, you can tap to close the image and tap the controlbar in galleries.
Please see this video: http://www.screencast.com/t/NnsJQj5n (the video shows an iPad)CookieMonster wrote:I don't understand, it is not working for me with mobile devices and tablets ?RoadRash wrote:You can tap the tumbnail to open the large images, you can tap to close the image and tap the controlbar in galleries.
MisterNeutron wrote:Have you tried the "bare bones" examples? http://highslide.com/index.htm
Touching a thumbnail is the equivalent of clicking on it, so it should work.
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hs.Expander.prototype.onImageClick = function() {
this.slideshow.pause();
return hs.next();
}