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Added on 06/16/06
Update: 5/20/06 If you're like me, then your excitement is on a downward spiral as it pertains to the Lightbox technique. I'm not totally sick of the ongoing variations, but almost. So with that said, why in the world would I be introducing ThickBox?...
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Update: 5/20/06 If you're like me, then your excitement is on a downward spiral as it pertains to the Lightbox technique. I'm not totally sick of the ongoing variations, but almost. So with that said, why in the world would I be introducing ThickBox? (See the example, which is my own little twist on the Lightbox technique.) Am I a hypocrite? I hope not. My version of the Lightbox technique includes functionality similar to that of the Greybox technique. That is, ThickBox can show html pages as well as images. The html that is shown inside ThickBox is pulled from the server using AJAX (really AXAH). I would like to think that my twist is bridging the gap between Greybox and Lightbox functionality. Before I get into what it does, I'd like to give a couple of reasons why I felt (and maybe you do too) a ThickBox type solution was needed. * File size! File size! File size! Prototype & Scriptaculous can add upwards of 100k to a page unless you gzip the js files. I simply wanted a solution... See less 
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