In addition to images and Flash, Shadowbox supports all of the web's most popular movie formats including QuickTime, Flash video, and Windows Media Player.

YouTube	QuickTime	Yahoo! Video

Vimeo	Google Video	Flash Video

When displaying images, you have some flexibility in deciding how the image will appear in browsers that are too small to display the entire image at once. The following three examples display the same image but each uses a different value for the handleOversize option. Note: You may have to shrink your browser window to view the difference between the various options here.

Resized (the default) Clipped (no resizing is done) Draggable

Many more examples can be found in the source.

License

Shadowbox is licensed under the terms of the Shadowbox.js License. This license grants personal, non-commercial users the right to use Shadowbox without paying a fee. It also provides an option for users who wish to use Shadowbox for commercial purposes. You are encouraged to review the terms of the license before using Shadowbox.

If you would like to use Shadowbox for commercial purposes, you can purchase a license that allows you to use it on an unlimited number of commercial domains. Commercial licenses are available in two flavors: one for a single developer and one for any number of developers at a single agency or company. The form below will let you purchase both types of licenses securely via PayPal.

Credits

Shadowbox was inspired by Lightbox and LightWindow. Credit should be given to the authors of those libraries for the basic idea behind Shadowbox.

Altaic Warrior is the work of Shane Gorski and is used under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution-No Derivative 2.0 License.

Colours is the work of Scarleth White and is used under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution 2.0 License.

All Flash animation pieces are the original work of Wyatt Miles.