A simple gallery really is simple to set up - especially as Freeway
resizes the image for both thumbnail and larger size display.
Try this. For your main images, import the first one into a graphic
box and give it the Action Target Show/Hide Layer and set the
parameters to Initially: Hidden, Restore: Sticky, Effect: Fade. I use
a Duration of 0.8, but you can experiment to find what you prefer.
Leave the Target Group at Indigo and set the Target #: 1.
Duplicate this image in the same position, double click on it to
bring up the Graphic dialog and locate the next image (re-scaling if
necessary). change the Target # to 2. Repeat for each new image,
incrementing the Target # each time, to build a stack of main images.
For the thumbnail images, import into graphic boxes and give each the
Rollover Action setting the parameters for Click: Item and Target # to
match the main image Target#.
For a short cut, duplicate the first thumbnail the number of times you
need - spaced at regular intervals - and then double click on each to
locate a new image and change the Target#.
(You can also make thumbnails individually by copying and resizing/
resampling the main image before you apply the Action).
The result should be something like this (except I’ve used Mouseover
instead of Cllck)
http://www.words-strategies.co.uk/clientspace7/shopaintcustomer.html
Once you are happy with your page you can always duplicate it and just
change the pictures for the next gallery. Use the Site Panel to select
each layer and go to the Item Menu - Modify - Locate, to change the
main images. Just double click on the thumbnails to do the same.
Hope that’s a help.
Colin
On 5 Mar 2009, at 08:04, Dan Bryan wrote:
I’m still having problems getting a simple 'picture gallery type
page working…
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