Can we have a Light Box setting for images?

[quote=F3ar0ner]Lightbox is when you click to an image, it zooms it in automatically. I think it would be very useful for guides. [url=http://lokeshdhakar.com/projects/lightbox2/]Examples of Light Box[/url][/quote]

[quote=Meiyjhe]You mean for ward maps or something? Could be possible, though it would need to have a code or something, to prevent light boxing banners or something, because thats rediculous :P Seems not like an easy task for the administrators :P Besides, I believe it adds little value towards the guides[/quote]

[quote=koksei]well, its just a small script with javascript, but I see no reason for something like that. it's usually used to show a small picture and then extend it so ya I dunno[/quote]

[quote=F3ar0ner]Well, I think it could be used for gameplay chapters, which one has to add images that take space. With this setting, he could add multiple images in a row which a reader could zoom in anytime. But yeah, maybe it doesn't serve much and it has little value for this to be implemented. I don't really know.[/quote]

[quote=Meiyjhe]We have other solutions for that :D [spoiler=Where to ward] (Here is where you put the ward map) :P [/spoiler][/quote]

[quote=DKitten]Also, the lightbox coding is for HTML, not BBCode. I'm not sure how easily a code could be implemented to convert it, though I assume pretty easily considering MobaFire has custom BBCodes.[/quote]

[quote=jhoijhoi]I thought lightboxing was for low-powered forums and such, where people don't have the bandwidth for pictures to be fully loaded... ?[/quote]

[quote=Mowen]Yeah, this seems difficult and there are plenty of alternatives. You can use spoilers like meiyjhe suggested. I usually just link the full-size image to the smaller image so if they click on it it will open a tab with the larger image. I believe this is more mobile friendly as opposed to lightbox as well (and mobafire kinda doesn't need to be more mobile unfriendly). Is this an ok alternative for you?[/quote]

[quote=Satella]Implement [url=http://highslide.com/]highslide[/url].[/quote]

[quote=Mowen]Well I will mention to the programmers people would like this functionality and if they do decide to implement it they will probably know which is the best fit.[/quote]