It looks like the area for the image has a fixed size but some of your
images are too large to fit in it, thus the text overlaps the image on its
right side.
The enlarged images pop up but some of them are no larger than the original
image. This creates a strange looking page. However when the enlarged images
(blue flower) are large enough to cover the original page it looks fine.
There is a company called project 7 which sells photo and menu code. I
haven't had a compelling need to do things right so I haven't used it. One
of the company people gives lots of free advice on a website/dreamweaver
group. The various offerings are pretty slick and apparently designed to
meet almost any accessibility need. http://www.projectseven.com/
Jeff Keller
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From: WayneS [mailto:olympus@xxxxxxxx]
Sent: Wednesday, December 22, 2010 8:49 AM
To: Olympus Camera Discussion
Subject: Re: [OM] photo gallery software
At 12/22/2010 05:21 AM, Moose wrote:
>...
>The enlarge thing seems to work for me. but it shows the image without any
sort of border, just superimposed on the
>page, which is not all that appealing. On my FireFox, the info on the right
in superimposed on squarish or horizontal
>images, definitely wrong and distracting.
>
>I did enjoy the images.
Thanks.
So you see those effects also. Sometimes I see them, sometimes I don't.
Perhaps Gallery 3 is too new.
>> Does any one have suggestions for setting up a web server for photos?
>
>Depends on what and how much you want it to do. I've been using Singapore
<http://www.sgal.org/> for all casual and some not so casual image
galleries. <http://galleries.moosemystic.net/MooseFoto/>
>
>
>For me, it is small, relatively simple and does all the basics really well.
I don't think it's been updated since 2006, but there have been some recent
developments that may indicate possible future development. The good parts
are that it's open source freeware and hasn't been changed since it became
very stable.
Stable is good, I will check it out.
I looked at JAlbum at one time. I would prefer to run something on my local
linux box. And if I get that working properly, I can upload the software to
my host site, which has PHP, MySQL, etc. - www.icdsoft.com - hence one of
the reasons for testing Gallery3.
Thanks
Wayne
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