Zoome is a jQuery plugin to help you zoom images with hover effect(grayscale,blur,transparent) and you can zoom-in or zoom-out use mousewheel.
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HoverEx is a jQuery plugin for image hover animations.It contains over 36 animations and prepared 18 hover animation templates.It also support for image zoom and slider effect.You can use it to create unique animated effects effortlessly without any knowledge of jQuery.
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Todays freebie is a swish jQuery zoom hover effect plugin which you can use to add a great effect to things such as portfolio item’s.With this plugin you can add a zoom style effect to your images on hover, also you can add an overlay to it (What you tend to see on a lot of themes with lightboxes). You can also adjust all the settings it comes with (refer to usage in the index.html header).
Roundbox is a jQuery plugin to improve your image presentations on your sites. It comes with a cute effect when the user hovers upon the image and you can expand it with a simple and clean modal box without take the user away from your homepage.
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This article will show you how to create pretty hover effects for your images using jQuery and CSS. The plan is to use a clean mark up, adding the necessary elements on the fly. What this means is that we are starting from barebones image HTML tags, with title attributes only. This can come useful especially if you already have hundreds of images that you want to apply this effect on.
A sliding door effect can be used what the site offer. About a week ago I visited a site called auroraos, on the first page I see a nice sliding image gallery on the front page, it used JQuery to creating the effect, it like a vertical accordion, sliding door effect or whatever you called it.
All the images must have the same size, in both width and height, the hovered images will shows entirely, and the others will mostly hidden.
Picanim is jQuery plugin used to bring stylish image hover.
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HoverTransitions allows you to create numerous transition animation effects for webpage elements. The effects are performed by breaking the element into smaller boxes and animating the appearance of each of them according to different patterns and effects. The effects occur when events are performed. All animations are highly customisable.
This is a little jQuery experiment I put together, just for kicks! Here is a list of things I wanted the wall to do, and things you’ll be learning to do:
