Transparent PNGs get ugly black borders in IE?
Using partially transparent PNG images will cause IE 6 , 7 (+?) to display black patches. only 0% (empty pixels) and 100% alpha will display properly.
It seems there is no fix. Try to avoid transparency if possible.
Who’s the lovely model?
It’s princess Lea. http://princesslea.tumblr.com/
Can it be integrated on my WordPress site?
As it’s not a WordPress plugin, you’d have to manually edit the theme files. Mainly header.php to include jquery, the CSS and the plugin, and then put the image list on the page you’d want it to appear.
Instructions on editing the HTML are all in the package. You just have to be comfortable editing theme files and know that it won’t have a settings page in your WordPress admin area / automatically take images from your WP site.
Can there be any other number than 5 frames visible at a time?
Officially it’s always 5, but you can make it 3 by setting the opacity of the first and last frame to 0 (with plugin option “back_opac”), or setting their size to 0 (plugin option “back_size”).
It is not possible to show more than five because the functionality / plugin options / CSS are completely focused on the 5 frames (individual behaviour, positioning, styling, etc).
Does Boutique support jQuery’s no-conflict mode?
jQuery(document).ready(function(){
jQuery('#boutique').boutique();
});

685 Purchases
97 Comments