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Galleria is a javascript image gallery written in jQuery. It loads the images one by one from an unordered list and displays thumbnails when each image is loaded. It will create thumbnails for you if you choose so, scaled or unscaled, centered and cropped inside a fixed thumbnail box defined by CSS.
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User Comments
( ADD YOURS )Brad Frost October 23rd
Any way to customize the thumbnails so they automatically horizontally scroll if you have too many images?
( )Anthony Bruno October 24th
How do the thumbnails get generated? It is something that the user has to specify?
( )cito October 24th
Those thumbnails are just normal images resized using CSS – it is why the big ones are loading so fast.
( )Angie October 25th
Love it, but it if the back button is hit, you go to the previous image. Depending on the situation, that may or not be a good thing. I can see this being really useful in a separate window / modal window type of situation. Very cool though!
( )Woody April 29th
set history to false, and it will stop doing that.
( )Cito October 29th
I have tested it on one of my pages but I think that it is useless in gallery bigger than 10 high quality photos – in that case the website is loading too long.
( )Unreal Media November 16th
Very nice. Nice and smooth
( )Tony March 16th
How can i use this gallery without any thumbnails? Just the large picture and “next / prev”
Somebody?
( )Woody April 28th
When you declare your <ul>, try adding some inline css, like <ul style=”display:none”>
( )Woody April 28th
Is it possible to include links in photo captions?
( )I tried changing all symbols to < and > but it didn’t work…