I18N Gallery

[Alan-A]

Hello Martin and many thanks for the quick reply.

The reason I do not include the description in the thumb view is that a (long) description would make the thumbs look terrible. Do you have an example with your hack?

At last, an invitation to post a link to my site ... ;-)
- http://www.alanamos.de/CMSs/GetSimple/in...broschuren
(As this is a demo site it is likely that the addresses to individual pages won't work for long but I won't be deleting the CMS.)

I've not set any sizes for the thumbnails so the generated dimensions are your defaults. Whilst it's no work of art, I think is looks OK. With a bit of luck I'll manage to standardise the widths tomorrow.

Additionally, as prettyPhoto only displays the title,

Aren't you thinking of fancyBox? :-)

BTW: the description is shown on thumb mouseover,

You're right, I've forgotten to suppress this.

Normally a user will display one gallery per page thus the gallery title is not displayed, as it would duplicate the page title. Regarding a description I was thinking about one, but with not displaying the title, I decided to keep it simple and not add a description, as it can be included in the page.

I see that creating a page title and saying that "Gallery X is to be loaded into this page" is a minimum that one has to do "per hand" at the moment but after that, I wanted to keep everything to do with the galeries together as that seemed the most logical approach for my "wanting to have as little to do with HTML as possible" customer.

(My ideal-gallery-vision would be where I create a single gallery HTML page and then all the gallery subpages would be dynamically written into it as required.)

BTW: I tried to only specify the most important CSS properties in the styles, all the others should be put in the theme's css file (just make them a bit more specific), ....

Yes, I saw that but as I've added two divs for each thumbnail and changed the 'display' parameters to 'inline-block' and wanted to keep everything together, I ended up modifying the CSS in the prettyphoto.php file ....

Best wishes,

Alan