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Click an image below: it enlarges in place, without covering the page, so this text stays readable the whole time. Click it again to restore.
A typical lightbox dims and covers the whole screen when it opens, hiding the very text you were reading. abc-enlarge uses no overlay, so an image can be shown large while the flow of the article is preserved. It suits web magazines and long-form stories, where you want readers to enjoy the photos and the copy at the same time.
Text keeps flowing before and after the enlarged image. After taking a good look at a
photo, readers return to the article without ever losing their scroll position β the
single biggest difference from overlay-based lightboxes.
On a phone held in portrait, the image expands into a horizontally scrollable view and auto-scrolls to center, so you can swipe left and right to inspect the details.