React Image Magnify Versions Save

A responsive image zoom component designed for shopping sites.

v2.4.0

6 years ago

See readme for demo links

v2.3.3

6 years ago

Release Notes

  • Correct default hint icon vulnerability to image width style leaking in. This was due to a misspelling of the width property.

v2.3.2

6 years ago

Release Notes

  • Add in-place example for mouse environment
  • Retire fixed width example
  • Minor docs and keyword cleanup

v2.3.1

6 years ago

Release Notes

  • Correct possible mis-detection of mouse input type on Firefox 57, which could cause default interaction-hint text to be incorrect for mouse input type.

v2.3.0

6 years ago

Release Notes

  • Small and large images now support error event handlers.
  • Special thanks to @spiderbites for the idea and for the code. You are awesome!

v2.2.3

6 years ago

Release Notes

Fixes Error: Can't resolve ../src/lib/lens introduced in v2.2.2. Special thanks to @sbloedel for identifying the issue and providing a fix. You are awesome!

v2.2.2

6 years ago

Internal refactor to improve readability and organization.

v2.2.0

6 years ago

Overview

Introduce "hint" instructions feature to explain and encourage interaction.

Release Notes

  • Disabled by default
  • Different text for mouse and touch environments
  • Default text provided
  • User defined text option
  • Visible only until first activation by default
  • Configure always visible when inactive option
  • User defined component option

v2.1.1

6 years ago

Release Notes

  1. Correct possible error with message: "ERROR in ReactImageMagnify.js from UglifyJs Unexpected character '`'
  2. Limit upstream exposure by removing semver match characters from package.json for all dependencies except prop-types.
  3. Fixes https://github.com/ethanselzer/react-image-magnify/issues/15
  4. Thanks to @vidries for opening issue #15 and to @ionutzp for researching the root cause. You guys are awesome!

v2.1.0

6 years ago

Release Notes

  1. Support attaching listeners to small and large image onload events
  2. See documentation for details
  3. Special thanks to @sk1e for creating this feature. You are awesome!