javascript - Getting the name of a script that resize images to its container + other features -

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I came to a website that I liked for its features.

I would like to develop something that will be handled by any WordPress CMS. I would like to know if I can buy plug-ins / scripts that already take everything:

  • Create a grid builder that will define the size of each item Give permission (Width and height) + order item
  • Ability to add a background image inside a block
  • The background image is to increase the proportion of its container size
  • has the ability to use the CSS class to update the layout (if necessary)
  • Add the ability to apply different images on hover + caption + style + text + links, etc.

Welcome any link / example / plug-in Thank you

For this you are searching for it in Germany: "Egg Laying, Sowing wool to stand by milk "It means more: something like this does not exist.

But you can use the hard part to achieve and add some very easy tasks: 

  & lt; Div class = "gridster" & gt; & Lt; Ul & gt; & Lt; Li data-line = "1" data-collected = "1" data-size x = "1" data-sizey = "1" & gt; & Lt; / Li & gt; & Lt; / Ul & gt; & Lt; / Div & gt; & Lt; Input type = "text" placeholder = "CSS class" class = "classname" & gt; & Lt; Input type = "text" placeholder = "content" class = "content" & gt; & Lt; Input type = "text" placeholder = "image URL" class = "image" and gt; & Lt; Button class = "add" & gt; Add & lt; / Button & gt;

And when your DOM loads into your script file: 

  // init gridster var gridster = $ (".gridster ul") . Gridster () .data ('gridster'); // Get content myDynamicClass = $ ("input.classname"). Val (); Var myDynamicContent = $ ("input.content"). Val (); Var myDynamicImage = 'style = "background-image: url (' + $ (" input.imageurl "). Val () + ') Any repeat center center fixed; Background size: cover;' Click add a new grid element to '$ $ gridster $ ("button.add") (function () {gridster.add_widget ('

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