Ovrly

Ovrly is small javascript library used to overlay images on top of the current page. It is easy to set up and works with all modern browsers.

• Releases and Changelog. Viewable on the Github Releases page
• License. Ovrly is licensed under the MIT License. Github license page

by Dirk Einecke

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Getting started

1. Download the latest version as a zip file.
2. Open up the zip file and take a peek at the working example that is included in the /examples folder.
3. Ready to set Ovrly up on your page? Start by including the Ovrly JavaScript. You can grab these file from the /dist/js folder.
   • Include the JavaScript at the bottom of your page before the closing </body> tag:
     <script src="path/to/ovrly.js"></script>
4. Add a onclick attribute to any image link. For example:
   <a href="images/image-1.jpg" onclick="return ovrly.open(this);">Image #1</a>

License

Ovrly is licensed under The MIT License.

• 100% Free. Ovrly is free to use in both commercial and non-commercial work.
• Attribution is required. This means you must leave my name, my homepage link, and the license info intact. None of these items have to be user-facing and can remain within the code.

Help

Have a question about how to use Ovrly?

Follow the steps below to get help. Make sure you have looked at the included example first.

1. Search Stackoverflow to see if other people have run into the same issue you are having.
2. If your issue is unique, then post a new question on Stackoverflow. Use the ovrly tag.

Do not use Github Issues to report personal support requests.

Found a bug?

If you found a bug: report the issue.