Re: Using two on same page [ Started by Disfunctional in Galleria : 3 replies ]
a simple search for 'faq' resulted in:
http://devkick.com/talk/topic/3/galleria-faq/
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a simple search for 'faq' resulted in:
http://devkick.com/talk/topic/3/galleria-faq/
yes, that's a typo. It will be corrected in future versions. thanks!
Read the faq
Hi All
I'm sorry about the confusion here, but just to make things clear: Galleria is not a commercial product. This forum is not a support forum, even though I try to answer questions when I have spare time. Hopefully another user can answer it before me.
Before you throw questions and expect answers in the forums, try reading the documentation and experiment a bit. There is an onImage function that gets executed when the main image is loaded. My idea to have a url linked to the image is something like:
[code]
onImage : function(image) { image.click(function() {
// do stuff here
}); }
[/code]
Hi
I've used display:none to make galleria behave more like a slideshow and it works just fine.
That is indeed a typo, thanks!
do you have a live example?
why don't you just use CSS?
[code]
img {height:auto;width:640px}
[/code]
did you try history:false ?
Works for me:
http://www.tillskararakademin.se/aktuellt/2008/02/19/projekt-pa-ikea/
hi elid,
Galleria is not about presentation, even though I believe that the smooth transitions demonstrated in demo 1 itself has raised interest in the gallery.
Instead, galleria represents the core functionality of the gallery and allows for simple, custom effects using callbacks. Such effects are demonstrated in Demo 1. If you want similar effects, just copy-paste the source code from the demo and modify to suite your design.
david
... or, you can always put the thumbnails on top!
Hi edeltraut
Sure, you can resize the images using CSS. But generally, I recommend to use a server-side language, since browsers are generally not so good at resizing images.
Something like this:
[code]
#main_image {overflow:hidden}
#main_image img{height:450px; width:auto}
[/code]
...could get you started.
-david
http://devkick.com/talk/topic/3/galleria-faq/
You can track JS errors using firebug. I get a "startmotor is not defined" error on your site. Your code is full of dreamweaver javascripts and onload attributes in the HTML, I would clean that up and validate your javascript using firebug before implementing galleria.
david
you have at least one javascript error, try fixing that first.
http://devkick.com/talk/topic/3/galleria-faq/
Hi kir
Yes, I know that it might conflict with other frameworks. Not the plugin itself, but the way you invoke it. It is probably a good idea to use:
[code]jQuery(function($) {[/code] instead of the document.ready function.
Yes, the .content class cannot be applied to the body tag itself. I should probably mention that in the docs...
Hi conway98,
Do you get the same result when using tripoli.base.css, or it just the simple version. Also, how is it on the sample pages? Do you get big text there as well?
david
Using !important in an external CSS file or style tag should override any inline CSS. My suggestion was to apply the rule stated above somewhere in the CSS with the appropriate selector. I'm not sure it works in your case though...
[code]margin-top:0!important;[/code]
What browser are you using?
Hi reach4thelasers,
It sounds like you need to drop the position:absolute; on the containers. Try doing so or possibly change it to position:relative;
If that doesnt work, give us a link URL.
david
Good find, maniqui! I'll be considering it for the next release. Thanks!
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