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With iMagnifier you can easily integrate an image with magnifying glass function into your content. Thanks to the support of "dynamic sources"1 iMagnifier can also use the image URL's of customfields as source.
1: Use custom fields of type Media as image source to dynamically display an image within an article.

What you get

  • Mobile First
    fully mobile / touch compatible
  • Joomla! Customfield Support
    Use Customfields as image source and get dynamic!
  • Rectangle or Circle magnifier
  • Style like you want
    - Define magnifier diameter
    - Define magnifier border size & color
    - Add Custom CSS classes for container & image
  • Extension Type: Module
  • Joomla! 3.9 / 4.x / 5.x compatible

  • UNLIMITED Sites
    Buy once and use on as many pages as you like
Photo by Yeshi Kangrang on Unsplash

Magnifying glass

iMagnifier is a module for Joomla! CMS. iMagnifier can be used with one or two images as source (Preview & HiRes). iMagnifier renders the selected image in a preview, if you move the mouse over the image, the image will be shown within a magnifying glass at 100% resolution. The magnification factor is determined by the image itself. Of course you can also choose an alternative image for the zoom (image.jpg & image_hires.jpg). The corresponding images can be defined in the backend module.

Dynamic Mode

In Dynamic Mode, a custom field can be selected for the preview and zoom image. These fields must contain the image URLs. If no data is available, the module is not loaded. In this way it is possible to use the module in dynamic templates. The image sources are configured in the article. Inside of the article only the module instance with the appropriate configuration (Dynamic Mode with the seected Customfields) has to be loaded. So you can have countless instances of the module displayed, but only one needs to be created in the backend.
Photo by Yeshi Kangrang on Unsplash

Easy to set up

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