HTML5 practice-code sharing for using css to decorate image galleries (1)

　In this lesson we will introduce how to use css to decorate your image gallery without modifying the image source. The technique used here is also very simple, which is to create a 45a2772a6b6107b401db3c9b82c049c2 before the image, and use background-image on the span to generate a mask effect. This method is both simple and flexible. More than 20 styles are introduced in the demo, which you can refer to.

The benefits of this css technique

• Save time — You don’t need to create image templates in photoshop , and then generate separate files for each image.

• Keep the original picture source - We don’t have to worry about not having the original picture when we need to change the picture theme in the future. Because we didn't modify it at all.

• Very flexible - You only need to adjust the css to change to a completely different style.

• Works on any site — This css technique works on any site and any image size.

• Solve browser compatibility issues — Passed the test of most browsers (Firefox, Safari, Opera, even IE6 with weird behavior).

　Basic concept

We need to create a span element in the p that wraps the img, and apply background-image on it to generate a mask Effect. If you don't like to insert an empty span tag, we can use javascript to dynamically generate it, which we will introduce later. The code below reveals how it works.

Regarding the css code, what we need to pay attention to is that we need to set position:relative for p and position:absolute for span. In this way, you can arbitrarily adjust its position in p by setting the top and left attributes for span.

IE PNG hack

In order to make transparent png images work in IE6, we need to use the powerful iepngfix.htc hack. Download the iepngfix.htc file and add the following code to the 93f0f5c25f18dab9d176bd4f6de5d30e tag of the page.

<!--[if lt IE 7]>
<style type="text/css">

  .photo span { behavior: url(iepngfix.htc); }

</style>
<![endif]-->

　Appearance

We only need to modify the css of the specified span element to achieve different style changes. Check out the demo source code and you will find the secret.

　jquerySolution

If you don’t like to add empty span tags directly to the page, you can use the following jquery code , to achieve dynamic addition of span.

<script type="text/javascript" src="jquery.js"></script>
<script type="text/javascript">$(document).ready(function(){                           
  //预添加 span 标签
  $(".photo a").prepend("<span></span>");
                                  
});</script>

　 #1. Simple Gallery

Let’s use the techniques introduced before to create a gallery.

　#1b. Mini icon

This example shows how to place different icons on the picture. We need to set different css class names for span tags.

　#2. Pictures with text

This example shows how to create a gallery with text links.

　#2b. Pop-up text

##　#3. Mini paper clip

　#4. Cork board gallery

sIFR version (text replacement)

In this version, with the help of sIFR, the text in em can be replaced with handwriting.

　#4b.Tape effect

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　#5.Black frame art gallery

　#5b.Phnom Penh Art Gallery

##　#6.Watercolor effect

　

　sIFR version

##　#7. Highlight effect

　#8. Wooden Board Gallery

Finally we show how to use background-image to achieve the effect of wooden boards.

Last comment

We can see that this css technique is quite flexible and very creative. He combines pictures and CSS is organically combined. You can also use this method to create your own gallery in different styles.

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