Author: Div Mutu

The Widgetkit Twitter module is the neatest way to display tweets directly on your website. All displayed tweets get cached so they show up super fast, even if Twitter is not available.

Features

• Filter tweets by hashtags, words, from users, to users, referencing users
• Block tweets using a blacklist
• Tweets are cached for high performance
• Tweets show up even if Twitter is not available
• 3 different styles to show your tweets
• Responsive design to fit all device resolutions
• Built with HTML5 using article and time elements
• Works with Joomla and WordPress

How To Use

Create a Twitter module in Joomla or a Twitter widget in WordPress and publish it in a module position. A lot of options are available to choose which tweets you want to show.

For example you can show only tweets from a specific user or tweets that contain a certain hash-tag or a specific word. All options can be combined. To filter by more than one word or user use a space between them. For example: yootheme joomla.

 {loadmodule mod_articles_latest,artikel terkait}

The Widgetkit Spotlight allows you to add an overlay to your images, which fades or moves in on mouse hover. The overlay can be an image or HTML content. The default magnifier spotlight is a perfect match for the Widgetkit lightbox.

Features

• Create nicely animated image overlays
• Supports custom image or HTML content overlays
• 5 different animation modes
• Responsive design to fit all device resolutions
• Built with the latest jQuery version
• Works with Joomla and WordPress

Examples

If no custom overlay is set, the default spotlight fades in an overlay with a magnifier image. If you define a custom overlay, you can choose between different animations – fade, bottom, top, right and left.

Custom Overlay (Bottom)

Custom Overlay (Right)

Custom Overlay (Top)

Custom Overlay (Left)

How To Use

Use the HTML5 custom data attribute data-spotlight to activate the spotlight.

<a data-spotlight="on" href="/mypage.html">
  <img src="/image.jpg" width="180" height="120" alt="" />
</a>

To create a custom overlay, use a div element with the CSS class overlay. You can set the effect parameter to the data attribute. For example:

<a data-spotlight="effect:bottom;" href="/mypage.html">
  <img src="/image.jpg" width="180" height="120" alt="" />
  <div class="overlay">Custom Overlay</div>
</a>

You can set the effect parameter to fade, bottom, top, right and left.

The Widgetkit Lightbox allows you to view images, HTML and multi-media content on a dark dimmed overlay without having to leave the current page.

Features

• Display images, videos, HTML, Iframes, Ajax requests and SWF
• Supports YouTube, Vimeo, MP4 (h.264), WebM and FLV movies
• Group lightboxes and mix different content types
• Responsive design to fit all device resolutions
• Load other widgets in a lightbox
• 3 different opening and closing transitions
• 4 different caption styles
• Keyboard and mouse scroll wheel navigation
• Built on the latest jQuery version
• Works with Joomla and WordPress

Examples

Different animations – fade, elastic and none

Different title positions – float, inside and over

Various examples in one gallery (try also using the keyboard and mouse scroll wheel)

• YouTube
• Vimeo
• MP4 (h.264)
• Swf
• Inline
• Iframe

Load Widgets In A Lightbox

Use #wk-ID to load widgets like slideshows or galleries in a lightbox. For example: Widgetkit Slideshow

<a data-lightbox="width:600;height:300;" href="#wk-10">Lightbox</a>

How To Use

Use the HTML5 custom data attribute data-lightbox to activate the lightbox. You can set various lightbox parameters to the data attribute. For example:

<a data-lightbox="width:1000;height:600;" href="http://www.wikipedia.org">Lightbox</a>

Here is a list of the most common parameters:

• titlePosition – How should the title show up? (float, outside, inside or over)
• transitionIn – Set a opening transition. (fade, elastic, or none)
• transitionOut – Set a closing transition (fade, elastic, or none)
• overlayShow – Set to true or false
• scrolling – Set to yes or no
• width – Set a width in pixel
• height – Set a height in pixel
• padding – Set a padding in pixel

The Widgetkit Slideshow is the ultimate image and content slideshow for Joomla and WordPress. It’s flexible, easy to customize and completely built with HTML5 and CSS3.

Features

• Clean and very lightweight code
• 17 eye-catching transition effects
• Fully responsive including all effects
• Uses hardware accelerated CSS3 animations
• Supports HTML captions
• Swipe navigation on mobile devices
• Built with HTML5, CSS3, PHP 5.3+ and the latest jQuery version
• Works with Joomla and WordPress

Slideshow Screen Example

This is an image slideshow with the famous Ken Burns effect.

[widgetkit id=45]

Slideshow Default Example

This is an image slideshow with eye-catching transition effects.

[widgetkit id=10]

Showcase Box Example

This a content showcase using all the features from the Slideset widget as a navigation. Any kind of HTML content can be used inside the navigation.

[widgetkit id=37]

Showcase Button Example

This is an image slideshow with some nice navigation buttons. You can place any kind of HTML in the navigation buttons.

[widgetkit id=41]

Tabs Example

This is a classic, tabbed slideshow. Tabs can be aligned to the left, right and center.

[widgetkit id=35]

Tabs Bar Example

This is a slideshow with a tabbed navigation bar. Tabs can be aligned to the left, right and center.

[widgetkit id=34]

List Example

This is a slideshow with a vertical tabbed list as a navigation.

[widgetkit id=36]

How To Use

The Widgetkit Slideshow takes full advantage of the very user-friendly Widgetkit administration user interface. It has never been easier to create and manage all the slideshows and their different slides in one place. After you created a slideshow you can load it anywhere in your theme using shortcodes or the universal Widgetkit Joomla module or WordPress widget.

[widgetkit id=”1″ name=”Grid Article”]