How to use the Image Gallery

Matt — Mon, 01 Feb 2016 14:02:27 GMT

Current Revision posted to Site FAQ by Matt on 2/1/2016 2:02:27 PM

In the February 2015 site update we've added an image gallery that's simple to use, and allows you to put a gallery in any piece of content you create. We've implemented it in such a way that people can still see your images in a normal table if they're viewing your content in an email notification or in our site's activity stream.

{gallery} Example Image Gallery
CC3200 Wi-Fi SoC Launchpad: Out the box and connecting it up
Arduino Yun
www.youtube.com/watch YouTube and Vimeo videos work too: This is Ben Heck’s Raspberry Pi MAME Portable Part 2
LEDs are on: It's ready to go!

{gallery} Example Image Gallery

CC3200 Wi-Fi SoC Launchpad: Out the box and connecting it up

Arduino Yun

www.youtube.com/watch

YouTube and Vimeo videos work too: This is Ben Heck’s Raspberry Pi MAME Portable Part 2

LEDs are on: It's ready to go!

Adding a gallery manually

All you’ll need to do is create a standard single column table and put ‘{gallery}’ in the table header.. this triggers some code to take all the images + text from each table cell, and push them all into a nice-looking gallery.

Adding a gallery via the helper dialog

There's also a helper dialog in the Insert menu;

This will present a dialog box where you can fill in a few options;

The table that gets inserted has prompts for what to do next... i.e. add you images (or youTube videos), and a title + caption;

Gallery parameters

The helper dialog allows the user to set a few of the gallery parameters.. these are then added into the {gallery} command. Alternatively, you can add them in manually, e.g.

Tags: site_functionality, image, feature, gallery

How to use the Image Gallery

cstanton — Sat, 13 Nov 2021 20:55:25 GMT

Revision 2 posted to Site FAQ by cstanton on 11/13/2021 8:55:25 PM

{gallery} Example Image Gallery
CC3200 Wi-Fi SoC Launchpad: Out the box and connecting it up
Arduino Yun
www.youtube.com/watch YouTube and Vimeo videos work too: This is Ben Heck’s Raspberry Pi MAME Portable Part 2
LEDs are on: It's ready to go!

{gallery} Example Image Gallery

CC3200 Wi-Fi SoC Launchpad: Out the box and connecting it up

Arduino Yun

www.youtube.com/watch

YouTube and Vimeo videos work too: This is Ben Heck’s Raspberry Pi MAME Portable Part 2

LEDs are on: It's ready to go!

Adding a gallery manually

Adding a gallery via the helper dialog

There's also a helper dialog in the Insert menu;

This will present a dialog box where you can fill in a few options if you click 'advanced';

The table that gets inserted has prompts for what to do next... i.e. add you images (or youTube videos), and a title + caption;

Gallery parameters

The helper dialog allows the user to set a few of the gallery parameters.. these are then added into the {gallery} command. Alternatively, you can add them in manually, e.g.

Tags: site_functionality, image, feature, gallery

How to use the Image Gallery

Matt — Fri, 08 Oct 2021 08:15:04 GMT

Revision 1 posted to Site FAQ by Matt on 10/8/2021 8:15:04 AM

{gallery} Example Image Gallery
CC3200 Wi-Fi SoC Launchpad: Out the box and connecting it up
Arduino Yun
www.youtube.com/watch YouTube and Vimeo videos work too: This is Ben Heck’s Raspberry Pi MAME Portable Part 2
LEDs are on: It's ready to go!

{gallery} Example Image Gallery

CC3200 Wi-Fi SoC Launchpad: Out the box and connecting it up

Arduino Yun

www.youtube.com/watch

YouTube and Vimeo videos work too: This is Ben Heck’s Raspberry Pi MAME Portable Part 2

LEDs are on: It's ready to go!

Adding a gallery manually

Adding a gallery via the helper dialog

There's also a helper dialog in the Insert menu;

This will present a dialog box where you can fill in a few options;

The table that gets inserted has prompts for what to do next... i.e. add you images (or youTube videos), and a title + caption;

Gallery parameters

The helper dialog allows the user to set a few of the gallery parameters.. these are then added into the {gallery} command. Alternatively, you can add them in manually, e.g.

Tags: site_functionality, image, feature, gallery