aarononthehub / retinise.js

A plugin to easily 'retinise' your inline images.

retinise.js

Retinise.js is a really simple jQuery plugin which 'retinises' your inline images, and because it uses 'data-src' instead of 'src' it means it only ever serves up the image you need, saving you and your users bandwidth. It's really small and really easy, just follow the steps below. Please post your feedback to let me know what you think! I'd love to know if you are using it on your site, tweet me the URL and any comments you have @dahliacreative / #retinisejs.

Head

<script src=”/path/to/jquery.js”></script>
<script src=”/path/to/retinise.js”></script>

HTML

<img src="" alt="" data-src=”/img/path/non-retina.jpg” data-alt="My Image" class=”retina” />
<noscript>
  <img src=”/img/path/non-retina.jpg” alt="My Image" />
</noscript>

###N.B. For developers using the rails asset pipeline. Due to the asset pipeline changing the name of your images when they are served up to the client you need to include the path to your retina images including your prefix, by default the plugin uses html data-ret but you can change this in the options when you call the script.

####Example

data-ret=”/img/path/[email protected]”

JS

$('.retina').retinise();

Options

suffix: "@2x"
srcattr: "data-src"
retattr: "data-ret" // For developers using rails asset pipeline
altattr: "data-alt"

PHP Users

If you are using retinise with PHP, I suggest you use @letsallplaygolf's awesome PHP helper to save you writing out lots of markup: PHP Helper by @letsallplaygolf

License

Copyright 2012+ Simon Sturgess.

Support

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