Additionally, you could do a time out or tie to a scrolling action of some sort.

It would be very neat to have a video container (we use Flow Player or Youtube for the player) that works just like your image tool. Facebook has a video player similar, but yours would be better! = )

When multiple images, load the next images on demand (saves bandwidth on initial page load)

add keyboard navigation

have the option of expanding vertically up or down

add support for object and embed tags, adding the choice to show youtube videos on enhance, for example.

This would be an excelent way to show code on enhance as well.

It'd be nice if I could call an api method on the "popeye" jquery object to set the selected image from an external javascript call (e.g. button click, link click, etc.) or on the page load. The "setSelectedImageIndex()" method or whatever it might be called should make that image visible within the "ppy-stage" and update the "1 of 5" labels accordingly. Thanks for a great plugin!

when the thumbnails have different sizes, it would be awsome, if the height of the thumbnail container would automatically change the height to the current active thumbnail height! :)

So that when a user clicks previous or next, we can get a callback to execute.

Images could change automatically, endlessly looping.

correct (if it's a bug) caption text not jumping to a new line fitting the box (despite deforming it)

The current code fades out to the background color, loads the next image, then fades in.

It would be nice to (optionally) load the next image in the background first, then fade the top image out to create a crossfade effect.

Please add a direction: 'auto' value. So an author or publisher must not worry about the best space for his pictures. Popeye always chooses the best direction to show up the picture.

Sites like Flickr and Photobucket compile all images in a directory into an RSS feed, and there are third-party extensions that pull this information into an AJAX gallery, but none of the extensions released do far are as smooth looking and running as jQuery.popeye!

Hi everyone,
I think this script is very interesting, very functional and excellent construction. My interest is the implementation of this script with shadowbox or lightbox. It's possible to call this script with the functions lightbox or shadowbox (for exemple on a href rel="shadowbox") and let the Popeye scvript run as usual?

Thank you in advance

Redyan

Currently, when you click to expand the frame, it expands to the size of the image. This makes things look a bit jumpy when images of different sizes are in the same popeye, because it keeps changing size. It would be nice to have an option that lets you set a fixed size for the large frame. Users could then set this size to the max size of all images in the popeye, to get a stable large frame.

Adding a second image as the thumbnail, so you can place focus on the element you want from the picture.