mm_swapimage doesn't work

Instead of using outdated Dw javascript behaviours you could use -

#imageincrease {

    -webkit-transition: all 3s ease-in-out;

    -webkit-transform-origin: -2em -2em;

    -moz-transition: all 3s ease-in-out;

    -moz-transform-origin: -0.3em -0.2em;

    -ms-transition: all 3s ease-in-out;

    -ms-transform-origin: -0.3em -0.2em;

    transition: all 3s ease-in-out;

    transform-origin: -0.3em -0.2em;

}

#imageincrease:hover {

    -webkit-transform: scale(2.0, 2.0);

    -moz-transform: scale(2.0, 2.0);

    -ms-transform: scale(2.0, 2.0);

    transform:: scale(2.0, 2.0);

}

Give the image an id of imageincrease, and copy the css to your css file. The image will double in size on hover over a 3 second time period.

first - I am very surprised Dw still has such behaviours. They got rid of the Spry framework because it was outdated, yet kept these!!

On a touch screen all the user has to do to enlarge an image is double tap or pinch to zoom, so for touch screen users the only fallback is a message saying 'pinch to zoom'.

I see the large image on CLICK in Firefox, MS Edge & Chrome.

Mouseover behaviors don't do anything on touch screen devices because there is no mouse.

I agree with Wolf.

At the moment you CAN click on the images and they enlarge in their own external window. A Modal window, one which opens up within the parent browser window would be better, but an extrenal window is better than nothing.

I would just add a little magnifying glass icon as part of the image or over the image, near  the image so users know to click on them if they require to view a larger version.

Personally, I detest "hover" actions that make something magnified, or appear with other options.  Best left to a click event as opposed to hover.  Honestly.

As far as the MM swap image function, if you can write your own you'd be better off.  The mm_swapimage function is out of date for modern browsers.  OR, you could bring it into the 21st century and go with a CSS solution, no javascript.  That'd be the better way to go, IMHO.

HTH,

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PS:  "hover" doesn't exist in the mobile/tablet world, anyway.