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ctc-gallery-viewer

v1.8.1

Published

A dependency-free, responsive and accessible image gallery viewer written in vanilla JavaScript

Readme

ctc-gallery-viewer

A lightweight, dependency-free image gallery viewer written in vanilla JavaScript. One script provides the complete responsive UI—no separate CSS file is required.

Homepage and live demo: https://ujw0l.github.io/ctc-gallery-viewer1/

Features

  • Responsive desktop and mobile layouts
  • Main image centered precisely in the overlay while preserving its natural aspect ratio
  • Vertically centered desktop thumbnail rail and horizontally centered mobile thumbnail strip
  • Caption and toolbar aligned to the image centerline
  • Keyboard navigation and accessible dialog controls
  • Touch swipe, thumbnail navigation and image preloading
  • Zoom, slideshow, first/last and previous/next controls
  • Captions from title or data-caption
  • Reduced-motion support and focus management
  • No runtime dependencies

Install

npm install ctc-gallery-viewer

Or download and include the standalone file:

<script src="ctc_overlay.min.js"></script>

Usage

<div class="my-gallery">
  <img src="one.jpg" alt="Mountain at sunrise" title="Mountain at sunrise">
  <img src="two.jpg" alt="Forest trail" data-caption="A quiet forest trail">
</div>

<script src="ctc_overlay.min.js"></script>
<script>
  const viewer = new ctcOverlayViewer('.my-gallery');
</script>

The selector can match multiple gallery wrappers. Each gallery is handled independently.

On desktop, thumbnails appear in a vertically centered sidebar. On smaller screens, they automatically switch to a horizontally centered, scrollable strip. The displayed image remains centered in the viewport, with its caption and toolbar centered directly beneath it.

Options

const viewer = new ctcOverlayViewer('.my-gallery', {
  slideshowInterval: 3000,
  closeOnBackdrop: true,
  loop: true
});

| Option | Default | Description | | --- | --- | --- | | slideshowInterval | 3000 | Time between slideshow images in milliseconds (minimum 1000) | | closeOnBackdrop | true | Close when the dimmed backdrop is clicked | | loop | true | Wrap around at the first and last images |

Controls

| Input | Action | | --- | --- | | Left / Right arrow | Previous / next image | | Up / Down arrow | Zoom in / out | | Home / End | First / last image | | Space | Start / pause slideshow | | Escape | Close viewer | | Swipe | Previous / next image on touch screens |

The legacy constructor, global class name and control element IDs remain available for compatibility. Call viewer.destroy() when removing a viewer from a single-page application.

Development

npm install
npm run build
npm test

Open demo/index.html locally or visit the project homepage to preview the viewer.

License

MIT © UjW0L