By michal frackowiak
Description
So how to make a veeeery simple gallery from your pictures? Suppose you do not want to use Flickr but rather attach files to the certain page.
In fact it will be just a collection of thumbnails. After you click the thumbnail, full-size image will be opened.
The very simple solution is to:
- create a page where you want to put browsable gallery.
- click on "files" (page options at the bottom) and "upload new file". upload the file.
- repeat this for all your image files.
- put the following piece of code:
[[gallery]]
or add some extra attributes, e.g.
[[gallery size="small"]]
And it should just work!
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[[gallery size="medium"]]
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More sophisticated usage of the [[gallery]] tag is described in the Wiki Syntax description page.
Thanks to tsangk for this great snippet: conditional-blocks
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Is there any way to label your photos?
Allow users to comment?
Upload their own?
Link to a forum?
But I think you mean this all a little ironic ?
Service is my success. My webtips:www.blender.org (Open source), Wikidot-Handbook.
Sie können fragen und mitwirken in der deutschsprachigen » User-Gemeinschaft für WikidotNutzer oder
im deutschen » Wikidot Handbuch ?
Can you organize more than 1 gallery on a single page? I want to have different picture galleries appear in different tabs on one of my pages. Thanks!
The answer is - yes and no:
Yes - if you use different sources for the galleries : http://www.wikidot.com/doc:flickrgallery-module
( using different tags of flickr sorage - id's)
Yes - if you use the gallery not as a short - call ( as in the example page here) but with single image-source -definitions as in the description: http://www.wikidot.com/doc:wiki-syntax#toc25
NO: if you try to use the short form [[gallery]] there is no difference taken in the images of the page - all attached images are shown at this location of the gallery tag.
It would be goo to use any "include" page with a gallery tag with different attached images… but the include source is taken as it is and the images are not found if the pagename is not used ( like /pagename/image-name.jpg ).
NO: it is not a good idea to "overwhelm" any browser with lots of images - and only the first tab is shown at the beginnning of the download - the browser is loading and loading tons of images and nobody can see why in this moment - the other tabs are filled in the background.
"Tabs" mean - they are all incorporated at the one page and downloaded at the start of the page in one go.
And all images placed any where in the tabs too!
Service is my success. My webtips:www.blender.org (Open source), Wikidot-Handbook.
Sie können fragen und mitwirken in der deutschsprachigen » User-Gemeinschaft für WikidotNutzer oder
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Thanks for your reply!
As it turns out, I solved the problem by using the following syntax:
{[[tabview]]}
{[[tab Name of Tab 1]]}
{[[gallery]]}
{: Name of image file 1}
{: Name of image file 2}
{: Name of image file 3}
{[[/gallery]]}
{[[/tab]]}
[[tab Name of Tab 2]]
{: Name of image file 4}
{: Name of image file 5}
{: Name of image file 6}
{[[/gallery]]}
{[[/tab]]}
{[[/tabview]]}
Et cetera, et cetera!
I think this will serve my purposes without slowing things down too much.
Is there a way to make gallery without all those borders and with images of 123px width? Or just to make image that can be opened by click without "link: http:link-to-image". I didn't found anything x_x If you know, please write me a message because I rarely look for new comments.
what a tangle web
I post galleries like this:
[[gallery]]
: name_of_your_file.jpg
: name_of_your_other_file.jpg
[[/gallery]]
First, format your images for the web by making sure that they are 72 resolution and no larger than 640 x 480 (I make my images 5.5 inches high, approx.)
Good luck.