photo gallery viewer
have you considered getting a different gallery viewer? the current one's a bit annoying cause you have to scroll down each time you click next (if you're on a laptop) to view the pic. i usually don't end up looking at every pic 'cause this gets annoying after a while.
how 'bout a viewer that "pops up" and automatically resizes to fit your screen up to the image's max width/height. for example: http://www.joeumali.com/photos/#sports click on the first pic, which is landscape (horizontal). click "next" and you'll be able to see the next image w/o having to scroll...the viewer just resizes if it needs to, which in this case it does 'cause the next image is a portrait (vertical). if your screen is small, it will resize to fit that screen, but you still have the option to see it at full-res as you'll see a magnifying pointer if you move the mouse to the center of the image. i hope all that made sense. |
Why do you have to scroll? Is the image too big to fit in your browser window? Or is the entire page actually re-loading and scrolling back to the top each time you click the "Next" arrow? Can you throw up a screenshot for me? What browser are you using? I actually ran these photos at a little larger size than normal because they were almost all portrait, but I may have gone too big. What's the viewer you're using on your site?
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1. yes, it's too big on my lappy (15.4" screen)
2. when i click the next arrow, it reloads the page and brings it back to the top (doesn't look like it happens all the time) 3. firefox 4. NextGEN Gallery (wordpress) |
ok, weird...it's not doing it at all now. haha! but i still have to scroll up to see the pic, then scroll back down to click the next arrow. is it possible to add a "disappearing" arrow on the pic so people w/ smaller lappys won't have to scroll?
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I'll look into adjusting the placement of the arrows. What do you run your screen resolution at?
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Mine looks the same. But I just downsize the page "command, -"
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