I'm talking about stripped-galleria.
When an album is displayed in this theme, it's the thumbnail page.

Whatever the image you're seeing, it's the same page, the galleria script handles all the rest.

In fact it's nearly like in stripped-slide.


There are advanced options in galleria to make some kind of interaction between the script and something else.
I'm working on it, first to get the visit counter incremented.

It may be possible to add a download link which will be updated with the script interaction functions.
I'm not promising anything though, as I'm not sure to be able to do it...

plg wrote:

The issue I have right now is the complete loss of browsing history : displaying a photo is not stored in the piwigo_history table. And I believe  that it does not increase the piwigo_images.hit. This is a rather serious problem if you care about statistics, and "most seen" and so on.

Lightbox had the same issue and it was solved by calling plugins/lightbox/save_history.php in AJAX. Would an equivalent be possible with Galleria?

This will also be in the next release.

I've taken the save_history.php (with only one change).
And I've modified the galleria launch script in order for it to be able to call save_history.

On my test site I can see the pages in the history... and the visit counter also increases.


This is indeed much better like this!

delakut wrote:

I have a suggestion. If you choose 'display next image' under the Galleria options it is not possible to see the image as an HD image. Is it possible to place a small zoom botton for example under the 'i' tag? So you can easily look through the web images and if you want to see an image in HD quality you can click on the zoom botton.

It's probably possible but it would need customization on the galleria-script, something I'm not able to do...

delakut wrote:

And another question. The preview pictures under the web image are very small. Is it possible to choose an other size? I would like to have them slightly bigger.

Yes, this is possible via CSS.
For example, if you want 80px high thumbnails, you can put:

.galleria-thumbnails .galleria-image {height:80px!important;}
.galleria-thumbnails-container {height:90px!important;}
.galleria-stage {bottom: 100px!important;}

My advice is to keep +10px and +20px on the 2d & 3rd CSS rule.

Last edited by Zaphod (2012-02-11 15:55:17)

Hi, it works well for me, I love this theme ! But there is just one thing I wish I could add, and don't manage to. I would like to have the name of the image always displayed (on top or bottom of the image), instead of having to click on the little "i". I don't know if it could be added as an option for example.
Great job anyway !

I'll probably include this as an option someday, but you can test this solution for now.

Include this in the specific CSS for this theme:

.galleria-info { left:0; right:0; bottom: 50px; height: 50px; top: auto; width: 100%;}
.galleria-info-text { background: none; opacity:1; padding:5px 15px; height:40px; display:block!important;}
.galleria-info-title {display:none!important;}
.galleria-info-description { margin:auto; height:40px; line-height:20px;}
.galleria-info-link {display:none;}
.galleria-info-close {display:none;}

You can play with the parameters.
Here it displays only the description, on a maximum of 2 lines.

It's not that simple...
I tried this:

.galleria-stage {bottom: 100px!important;}

.galleria-info {
  left:0!important;
  right:0!important;
  bottom: 50px!important;
  height: 50px!important;
  top: auto!important;
  width: 100%!important;
}
.galleria-info-text {
  background: none!important;
  opacity:1!important;
  filter:alpha(opacity=1)!important;
  padding:5px 15px!important;
  height:40px!important;
  display:block!important;
}
.galleria-info-title {display:none!important;}
.galleria-info-description {
  margin:auto!important;
  height:40px!important;
  line-height:20px!important;
}
.galleria-info-link {display:none!important;}
.galleria-info-close {display:none!important;}

But this doesn't work with IE8...

Last edited by Zaphod (2012-02-11 16:10:09)

Thank you Zaphod ! I changed some parameters to have the title and the description on top, and it works fine ! For IE, I don't have it so I can't test. It will just be a new occasion to tell my friends to use another browser to see my photos ;-)

Hi, there is a way/mod in that theme to made the menu on the left always visible and user aren't able to hide it?
Thanks