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PaRa
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Post by PaRa »

It's not the best design i've seen but still it looks nice man!

Nice implemented photo gallery, looks really "in-line" with the rest of the site. Can you provide a link to the site of that photogallery? thx!

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rk
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Post by rk »

PaRa wrote:Can you provide a link to the site of that photogallery?
see the "Powered by Gallery v1.4.2" on Gallerypages.

http://gallery.sourceforge.net/

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Post by duergner »

I would perhaps change the colors of the navigation to match the rest of the design. But it's quite nice.
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Post by nekket »

playdead: nice work! Could you explain how you've implemented the galery script?
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Post by Fulvio Romanin »

i had serious problems with gallery. It's pretty good but his request for safe mode = off into the server is a no-no in 90% providers and sometime you need non-standard libraries to use it.
Actually my first choice for galleries is coppermine, which you can find on sourceforge too; very easy to install, a bit unintuitive sometimes in image storage but it's cooler than gallery, imho...
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Post by colech »

In response to this:
sure, it is pretty simple, but maybe not the best solution out there (if anybody has any other suggestions please post!).
...I posted this code a while back to resize your iframe...

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<script language="JavaScript"> 
function iFrameHeight() { 
if(document.getElementById && !(document.all)) { 
h = 
document.getElementById('iframename').contentDocument.body.scrollH 
eight; 
document.getElementById('iframename').style.height = h; 
} 
else if(document.all) { 
h = document.frames('iframename').document.body.scrollHeight; 
document.all.iframename.style.height = h; 
} 
} 
</script> 
<iframe onLoad="iFrameHeight();" src="forum/index.php" scrolling="no" 
scroll="auto" id="iframename" marginwidth="0" marginheight="0" 
frameborder="0" style="width:100%;" height=600></iframe>
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