Introduction
Creating a photo album or gallery in Plone is easy, just see Create a photo album.
This products makes it possible to include a gallery in a regular page. It does this through javascript.
Usage
When editing your page’s text in the text editor, add an internal link to the folder that contains your photos (your gallery).
Go into the HTML editor by clicking the editor’s HTML button, and add a class InlinePhotoAlbum to the link.
The link will be replaced by a rendering of the gallery. This is done by javascript, so if javascript is disabled, it will just display the link.
When clicked, the photos will be displayed in an overlay.
Features
Open photos in overlay
Batching
Install
Add Products.InlinePhotoAlbum to your buildout.
Compatibility
Tested on Plone 4.
Credits
Huub Bouma (creator)
Kees Hink (maintainer)
To do / Roadmap
Roadmap
Nothing planned.
Future
Re-use Plone’s jQuery-lightbox code and CSS, if possible
Integrate with other gallery products, if possible:
Changelog
1.3 (2010-11-15)
1.3rc3 (2010-11-12)
Don’t get full objects, create scaled image in another way.
1.3rc2 (2010-11-10)
Modify description (in setup.py) to include the word Plone
Fix batching
1.3rc1 (2010-11-10)
Uploaded to Plone collective
Added documentation in README.txt
1.2 (2010-07-30)
number of photos per batch can be passed into the macro
1.1 (2010-07-19)
Modify javascript because our navigation now has a different class
1.0 (2010-06-15)
Initial release
5 maintainers
Metadata
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