I'm posting this just in case I forget how to use ThickBox & where to find it.

"Download thickbox.js or thickbox-compressed.js, ThickBox.css, and the loading graphic (loadingAnimation.gif) to your local machine (or cut and paste the code from the tabs). Along with these three files, a copy of the jQuery JavaScript library is needed. For this site, and ThickBox, I am using the compressed version of jQuery."

Note to self: These files are saved in LilyPut > website > ThickBox

When using multiple images, give each link element the same rel element and value. (Example: rel="gallery-plants")

Sorry, guys. This is what happens when you're used to replacing your computer/laptop much too often. The only thing I've been able to rely on as a computer backup is my server. I use it to backup important documents on my Hard Drive.

If you're wonder what ThickBox is, click on the link to see an example of what it does: View Image. If you're confused why the image isn't loading, it's because that IS the image! Hehe!

If you're applying ThickBox to your site & are confused by the developer's demo instructions, feel free to ask me questions about it. I'll help as much as I can.