I know how the mouse of that small image has the magnifier function? Show chart!

The preceding figure shows the homepage. Move the mouse over the image to change the magnifier. Then, right-click and the page becomes larger. This is the case below. You can disable it in the upper-right corner. The size of the image becomes smaller. That's normal! It's so elegant! How to use a handsome magnifier. I will use the rough...

The preceding figure shows the homepage.
Move the mouse over the image to change the magnifier.
Then, right-click and the page becomes larger.
This is the case below. You can disable it in the upper-right corner. The size of the image becomes smaller.
That's normal!
It's so elegant!

How to use a handsome magnifier.
I can't write any rough code.
This is my idea.
This bad idea gets lost.
How to give me a more elegant idea code!

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The preceding figure shows the homepage.
Move the mouse over the image to change the magnifier.
Then, right-click and the page becomes larger.
This is the case below. You can disable it in the upper-right corner. The size of the image becomes smaller.
That's normal!
It's so elegant!

How to use a handsome magnifier.
I can't write any rough code.
This is my idea.
This bad idea gets lost.
How to give me a more elegant idea code!

Click on the image to enlarge the effect. You can use the jQuery plug-in to implement it. My jQuery is just getting started. If any of the following answers are incorrect, you can correct the question subject or the next answer to the question!
The simplest one is: imgbox plug-in is very small, only 6 kb, and the parameter settings are simple, I like it very much.
I logged on to its official website and found that the website does not exist. So I searched for some examples on Baidu:

Imgbox Dome Page

A small part of the html code:

Note the following:hrefThe following is the enlarged image,srcThe image is scaled down.

The jQuery plug-in is imported in the browser. The main parameters in this example are as follows: