I'm unbelievably busy at the moment so the gallery script is on the back burner. Once things slow down just a bit I'll jump back on it, promise.

Also, I'm having no luck with my RSS feed as it shows up empty. The W3C feed validator is having trouble finding it so I'm unable to analyze it for syntax. Any ideas? FYI: feed is generated by Wordpress 1.5.1

Update: I'm planning on upgrading to Wordpress 2.x shortly. That should resolve the RSS issue.

But.. while I have your attention. Go check out Chris Campbell from Particle Tree's excellent work in extending the script to allow for non-image content: Lightbox Gone Wild

Lightshow JS script is still in the works, just taking a bit longer then expected. It is similar to the Lightbox JS script with a few bonus features helpful for viewing photos in 'sets.' More details to come. For now I'd recommend you browse the recent comments and take a look at others who have extended the script with 'gallery' functionality.

Question: Anyone have an idea why my RSS feed appears 'broken' at the moment? I'm using Wordpress 1.5. hmm…

Now with captions! I've also fixed a couple of minor issues involving extra-large images falling out of the viewport and a small gap in the overlay in Firefox. Also, it's more keyboard friendly now. Thanks for all the comments and suggestions.

Grab the latest files here: Lightbox JS

Just a teaser, but per many requests for extended functionality, I am working on a complimentary 'photo-gallery' script. It will include forward/back navigation, preloading, and much more. Check back next week.

I wrote a simple script for bloggers and other friendly folk to overlay images on their site called Lightbox JS. I've recieved lots of nice words and feedback, all of which is soaked up and appreciated.

Hey friends. I have a couple of older bikes that I'm not using anymore, if anyone wants either of these bikes, they are free for the taking. Bike #1 on the left is a Raleigh Racer and Bike #2 on the right is a Free Spirit. These bikes are both a bit on the heavy side and some tuning would help, but you can ride them around town just as they are, no problems.

Update: Both bikes have been claimed : (

Note: They currently reside in Manchester, NH and will not fit in my car. So either you would have to pick up, ride out, or wait till I get a bike rack.