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Natalie Maclees
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contacted on 10 may '16 _______________ Natalie MacLees is the founder of Purple Pen Productions (purplepen.com), an interactive agency based in Los Angeles, California. She has been designing websites since 1997 and is a passionate advocate of both accessibility and usability. She loves teaching and sharing her knowledge, both in seminars and workshops and also with her clients. She discovered WordPress a few years ago as a flexible, extendable, and quick way to build robust websites that clients could manage on their own. She is the organizer of the Southern California WordPress Meetup Group. She is also a Google Analytics Qualified Individual.
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Time for action – creating multiple zoomable images


We'll keep working with the files we created in the example to create zoomable images—with just a few modifications; we'll be able to place as many zoomable images on the page as we like. Perform the following steps to create multiple zoomable images:

  1. Inside the HTML file, add a few more images and accompanying text. The CSS code we wrote earlier is flexible enough to handle multiple blocks of code. We're going to make just one small change to the HTML file. In the <img> element, we'll add an HTML5 data attribute that contains the path to the larger version of the image, as shown in the following code:

    <article>
      <figure>
        <img src="images/chamomile.jpg" height="879" width="1024" alt="Chamomile" data-lgsrc="images/lg-chamomile.jpg">
      </figure>
      <div class="flower-info">
        <h2>Chamomile</h2>
        <p>...</p>
      </div>
    </article>
  2. Next, we need to modify the JavaScript...

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contacted on 10 may '16 _______________ Natalie MacLees is the founder of Purple Pen Productions (purplepen.com), an interactive agency based in Los Angeles, California. She has been designing websites since 1997 and is a passionate advocate of both accessibility and usability. She loves teaching and sharing her knowledge, both in seminars and workshops and also with her clients. She discovered WordPress a few years ago as a flexible, extendable, and quick way to build robust websites that clients could manage on their own. She is the organizer of the Southern California WordPress Meetup Group. She is also a Google Analytics Qualified Individual.
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