ReMooz 1.0 JavaScript script

Publisher review:
ReMooz is an open-source widget for great looking and unobtrusive inline-pop-ups, powered by MooTools. ReMooz is an open-source widget for great looking and unobtrusive inline-pop-ups, powered by MooTools. It enables how your vistors browse through content, such as thumbnail images and HTML. ReMooz features centered or relative-positioned draggable zoomed images, content preloading, fading captions, with plenty of options and is highly configurable: Add a simple image zoom or create a fancy design element for any graphic that needs to be enlarged on your site. Features: - No plugins like Flash or Java needed, no problem with popup blockers - Unobtrusive behaviour, visitors with disabled JavaScript or old browsers can still click the images to see the full size. - Simple and intuitive behaviour: loading-indicator, close button and changing icons describe possible interactions. - No obstrusive modal pop-up: your design and content is still visible (not hidden under the common black lightbox effect). - Open several instances at one time, e.g. to preview multiple images.
Operating system:
Windows / Linux / Mac OS / BSD / Solaris

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