From ImageSee Official JavaScript Image Browser [Original]_Image Special Effects

How to use: Just visit "imagesee.htm's URL?pic=the URL of the image&page=the URL of the webpage related to the image", and the page parameter can be ignored.
About ImageSee:
ImageSee is an open source web image browser, written in JavaScript, and is a completely static web page. Also supports IE Firefox Opera browser.

Through ImageSee, you can conveniently browse high-definition pictures (large pictures) on the Internet. It has all the main functions required for regular picture browsing: zooming in and out, thumbnails, and mouse dragging of pictures.

More features:
Completely free and open to use, providing source code and allowing you to modify the page according to your needs.

Pure JavaScript static pages do not require the server to support dynamic scripts such as asp/aspx/php, so they are widely applicable and easy to modify.

Viewers can get a better experience of browsing pictures. You can additionally customize a page navigation guidance opportunity and an advertising column.

Images can be displayed anywhere, including any directory on your website and images from other websites (no domain restrictions).

How to use:
1. Download the compressed package imagesee.rar, expand the file to your directory, and replace loading.gif/welcome.jpg/err.jpg according to your needs

2. Open ad.htm, add your advertising code to the file, or remove the comment symbol in the second line of ad.htm to prevent the advertising column from displaying

3. Replace the original simple image navigation Modify it to something like sample1

* If the picture to be browsed is specified without the pic parameter, welcome.jpg will be displayed and the helpPanel will be displayed, as if the viewer clicked the "question mark button" in the upper right corner "Same.

* If you want to specify the related webpage of the image, please use the page parameter (for example, &page=http://www.800123.cn/imagesee/), then click the "Related Webpage" button in the upper right corner to navigate to this page.

* Application example: You can upload ImageSee to your website, and then use dynamic scripts to generate the image directory and point the link to ImageSee to create a very professional image browsing environment. ImageSee is actually a "web page plug-in" .

* Others: As a normal browser, you can actually visit the ImageSee page directly, and then copy/paste the picture you want to see, which will also bring you good results try it now :)

JavaScript code:
ImageSee completely uses JavaScript to implement all functions. I tried to maintain the independence and ease of reading of each sub-function (so some codes may look bloated,

but I believe they can be better read and extracted), you can refer to and extract the source code. I spent a lot of time collecting and debugging them, hoping to save you time and energy.
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