Create dynamic slideshows that adapt to any screen, create animations that run smoothly on modern devices and it offers swipe support that tracks touch movements on supported devices.

• Responsive
• Touch Event
• Mouse Slide Events
• Fully Customizable
• Choose the number of items to be displayed
• Multiple Sliders
• CSS3 3d Transitions
• Custimizable controlls

Its main feature is an optional flip effect as each lightbox image opens and closes. Another optional feature is a toggled slide text bar and navigation to accompany the lightbox images.

Built using HTML5 data-* attributes, responsive layouts and jQuery.

SuperBox works good as a static image gallery, which you can click to reveal a full version of the image.

The plugin will automatically offset the images position according to the spacing between their placeholders, giving the impression that it’s only one masked image.

You simply pass in the set of images you want to display, and the set of placeholders to display the images in. These can be far apart of close together.

It allows you to animate multiple elements per slide. You can set different animation methods like fade or transitions from a certain direction. Also there are options to specify delays and easing for each element. You have full layout and design control through html and css (every html-element can be animated).

The plugin have the power to display images in any angle 360 degrees. This feature can be used successfully in many use cases e.g. on an e-commerce site to help customers look products in detail, from any angle they desire.

• It allows to Embed Any HTML Element
• Animate any/every element
• Customize the way you like, no predefined style sheet
• Multiple slides and multiple animations with easing

ayaSlider can be customized easily with CSS and the options provided.

• Both the script & CSS are only 7k each (minified script, not gziped)
• Uses silky-smooth, hardware accelerated, CSS3 transitions and animations
• Pretty UI and easy UX
• Uses event-delegation on all thumbnails events

It works also on IE9 and above, but clearly not as nice as in normal browsers. Image can be zoomed in and out with mousewheel and navigated using mousemove to move around. The bottom row of thumbnails can be navigated by mouse movment. It supports keyboard keys for navigation and closing the gallery view.

Currently, 3D support is available for Webkit and Firefox, all other browsers will fallback gracefully to a simple fade transition when using the 3D effects.

All 2D slide transitions have been tested in IE6+ and all other modern browsers.