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This would most certainly be useful! For example, try reading the text on the image on this page: http://cyclods.wikidot.com/skin:take-me-to-the-hospital
You can read it, but it's very, very small. Being able to view the image at it's original size as part of the lightbox effect would be great.
@Wikidot: Is this possible?
Shane Smith
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You can do this, but I think it's a bug right now that allows it (or an error in documentation). See my post on this over on the communtiy:
http://community.wikidot.com/forum/t-193170/a-nice-homepage#post-634945
-Ed
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Thanks for posting that link, I didn't see that post earlier though I have seen that thread…
Unfortunately, in my case, I need to show all images on the page and there is no way for me to know what the filenames will be :(
Might help cold_blood3d though.
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Neat, I didn't know that. Thanks. But of course it defeats the whole purpose of a convenient automatically created gallery.
What I hate is how viewing images is often an inconvenience for some people. With an auto-generated gallery, the images always open up in the same window. So (unless someone knows to ctrl+click), they have to go back and forth endlessly.
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I think we have all now seen the types of image browsers used by Facebook and Google+. They are screen overlays that adjust automatically to take up all the available room and definitely the nicest way to browse a gallery. I don't care about all the other image stuff. Just a way to browse images in full-size would be good.
Yes I agree. I would like to be able to use a lightbox for single images uploaded via dataforms. The gallery module can't be used due to the way that Wikidot saves an uploaded image to its own page. I did think of adding a new wish but this one seems to cover it, so +1 from me.
Rob Elliott - Strathpeffer, Scotland - Wikidot first line support & community admin team.
I was wondering if there has been any update on this wish. Maybe there is some sort of open source code already existing that Wikidot could leverage? Fit-to-screen photo browsing galleries seem to the standard most of the social/photo sharing sites. I think a common approach is for websites to automatically generate a resized version of the file any time the window is resized. That way it displays a compatible resolution file while conserving bandwidth and load times. If you need the original, there is often a link to download the original (non-resized) file.
I was wondering if there has been any update on this wish. Maybe there is some sort of open source code already existing that Wikidot could leverage? Fit-to-screen photo browsing galleries seem to the standard most of the social/photo sharing sites. I think a common approach is for websites to automatically generate a resized version of the file any time the window is resized. That way it displays a compatible resolution file while conserving bandwidth and load times. If you need the original, there is often a link to download the original (non-resized) file.