Closed rlaphoenix closed 1 year ago
Thank you for asking @rlaphoenix . You can change it. The transition is created by the lightbox2 script, so placing a few lines of custom javascript in your project should do the job:
Add a file _static/custom.js
to your project with the following content:
lightbox.option({
'imageFadeDuration' : 0
});
All options are described here: https://lokeshdhakar.com/projects/lightbox2/#options . When changing image the new image still has to load, so maybe you'll still see a transition to solid white before chaning image. But eventually, chainging back and forth it should become instant since the images are now loaded.
I initially tested with the options 'imageFadeDuration' : 2000
and 'wrapAround': true
since it was easy to spot the difference.
This should be added to the documentation, thank you for asking!
While this works, I still occasionally get a flash of white (as if the image has not yet loaded), way after the images would have loaded. It's as if they are unloading the images and re-loading them again. Not ideal, but this still works better than before. Thanks.
You're welcome. I see white flashes some times as well, even in my minimal example:
This is the example official lightbox2 example, with the fade duration set to zero and images replaced by local images (open index.html): lightbox2-2.11.4-example.zip
The white flashes I do see must be caused by the browser, the operating systems task scheduling or some such. I don't think it is a flaw in the lightbox2 library.
It is likely a browser auto-optimization thing going on. I will consider this solved. Thanks.
Is it possible to disable the white flash during a transition of the LightBox2 backend?
https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/17136956/236823887-c1bb8c28-567f-440c-91e9-a65bf483e181.mp4
For image comparisons, it makes it more or less impossible to quickly snap back and forth and compare.