Gallery Builder
It never was so easy like now to show photos in an amazing view. It's like one-two-three: choose photos, customize any of 11 galleries, publish the gallery. That's all.
Publishing a gallery on your website
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Open the file (html, htm, php, etc) where you want to insert your gallery. Find the
<head>…</head>section and insert the following code there:<script src="path to the jquery.js" type="text/javascript"></script>path to the swfobject.js
<script src="" type="text/javascript"></script>path to the flashgallery.js
<script src="" type="text/javascript"></script>Specify the path to the
jquery.js,swfobject.jsandflashgallery.jsfiles,
for example: -
Copy the code of the gallery to the sources of the web page i.e. the next code:
<script type="text/javascript">path to SWF file of the gallery
jQuery.flashgallery('', 'path to the XML (or JSON) configuration file', { width: 'width of the gallery', height: 'height of the gallery', background: 'transparent' });
</script> -
Specify the path to the .swf file of the gallery and configuration file (XML or JSON), for example:
<script type="text/javascript">
jQuery.flashgallery('gallery/gallery.swf', 'gallery/config.xml', { width: '', height: '', background: 'transparent' });
</script>You can store your files anywhere on server. But remember this path can be absolute (example:
http://www.yourdomain.com/gallery/config.xml) or relative to the directory with your HTML page (example:../gallery/config.xml). -
Set the size of the gallery.
<script type="text/javascript">
jQuery.flashgallery('gallery/gallery.swf', 'gallery/config.xml', { width: '730px', height: '540px', background: 'transparent' });
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Configure gallery’s view and specify information about images in the configuration file. The configuration file structure you can find in the “Configuration file structure” section of the gallery documentation.





