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A masonry style photo gallery.

Changes from original: use an actual CSS grid instead of absolute positioning made responsive generate the markup with Pug such that it's easy to add/ remove columns

A fast idea to use css grid to display an image gallery. hover/click to expand

Experiment for testing isometric ecommerce layout concept

{grid|>static|>absolute} combo css only; 👍🏻

Created for the February 2019 CodePen Challenge CSS only Hexagon Gallery

Tired of writing JavaScript? Have you written your fair share of jQuery onclick events? Despair not! For you can make a responsive gallery in just HTML and CSS. All you need are some labels and some exotic CSS. Have fun!

Responsive Photo Gallery updated with lightbox effects. utilize CSS Grid & Flexbox and no script. Using target property.

A minimal single product page built with Flexbox (@supports for CSS Grid) and vanilla JavaScript.

Full responsive grid with awesome mobile UX using one media query and two lines of code.

Overlap on the Web, Graphic Design Made Easy with CSS Grid by Layout Land Debug view

This is a popup overlay design for your portfolio! Display your projects/work in detail with a click of a button.

Image gallery made with Flexbox and CSS Grid.

Decided to start putting together some CSS Grid demos 👍🤓 Here's one of an image gallery where you select the img you want to be showcased in the center. The layout is made possible with CSS Grid. When switching to a smaller viewport you'll get a different experience that is made possibl...

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Nice responsive gallery with: ▪ CSS columns ▪ roll over, hover caption ▪ Magnific Popup script ▪ Zoom in effect ▪ Haml & Sass & CoffeeScript NEW VERSION

Click the info button in the bottom right corner. 😼 WebKit-only because other browsers have poor support for using calc() in place of anything else other than length values. Mentioned in my CSS-Tricks article Solving the Last Item Problem for a Circular Distribution with Partially Overlap...

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Photobox is the evolution, the next generation of gallery UI & UX code. It can do anything. It's super flexible.

A gallery that reveals three panels as the user scrolls.

Transitioned gallery for four images. A detailed tutorial on my blog

It has 24 1920x1080 pictures inside, so it can take a few seconds to download. It looks cool though. Feel free to play around with variables (transition times and delays). You can also change the number of pictures. Just change the variables in scss and js. Also, if you want to add new pic...

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A vanilla javascript photo gallery plugin inspired by Google Photos.

Utilizing CSS Transitions & Transforms and the CSS Blur Filter Webkit & Firefox 35+ browsers only

A flip animation image with some hidden preview. When user hover on it, some sh*t happens.

Accessible grid style gallery with off-canvas image details prototype with focus management and keyboard support.

A split screen gallery for telling a story or showing a slideshow. It's buggy on iOS because of the way it deals with fixed positioned elements.

Just a full width Vertical Gallery / Content with a toggle description.

Here's a nice 3D tilted scrolling image gallery implemented using Pete Rojwongsuriya's jquery.tilted-pagescroll plug-in. I extended the plugin to add functionality to fade any content contained on the panels as they transition on/off screen. I still have to do a bit of work on getting easi...

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This is a simple gallery pure css responsive

A simple css gallery that responds on hover.

A beautiful photo gallery with HTML and CSS

Coursera and University of Michigan, Advanced Styling with Responsive Design course, week 4 and Optional Photo Gallery assignment. Includes Bootstrap grid, responsive images and table and media query.

Gallery grid

Gallery image with grid auto-fill responsive

A tribute to a time in web design (not so very long ago) that was ruled by gradients, patterns, and textures. Described here: https://dev.to/5t3ph/retro-mini-gallery-with-modern-css-3ba2

Css-only direction-aware hover effect is actually less tricky than you might think. I even might consider using it in production. Because, why not...?