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posted on 1 Mar 2007 by maki ::
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If you visit this site using a browser (this won’t work if you’re using a newsreader), and click on an image, in most cases you’ll be able to see a larger version of the image in popup “window” (it won’t open a separate browser window, but pop up right in your current window.) For all recipe step-by-steps for example, you can click on the small image thumbnail to bring up a better view. Note, this only works for the more recent articles posted since early February , but I’ll be using this feature in all future posts.
(For the technically inclined, I’m doing this with the Drupal module version of Thickbox, which uses the jQuery JavaScript library. jQuery is built into Drupal as of version 5.x.)
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