On a touch enabled device, you can navigate between thumbnail pages by swiping the screen left (for the previous page of thumbnails) or right (for the next page of thumbnails).

The above does not work on a PC (as you suggest anyway) and that is where my client query arose.

I'll do the following - hang the space!

Additionally, you can set showSmallThumbNav="TRUE"

Thanks Steven.

There is always a solution !

Brilliant.

EDIT. Works a treat now:-

http://www.tonygamble.uk/Conserv_Mus_10 … index.html

Thank you again, Steven,

I am getting to understand what the system is doing.

If I ask it to create a LARGE image it will use it “when opening image in a new window or when gallery is expanded.” I understand the new window but what do you mean about the gallery being expanded? I can’t see myself wanting the LARGE option but I might as well learn what it is for whilst this thread is active.

If I ask for a SMALL image you use it when the web folder is viewed on a small screen device and it has smaller pixel dimensions so it loads faster. Yes? In my case even loading my MEDIUM images on to a phone has never caused a problem – so I guess SMALL images are not for me (either).

With neither tick box for LARGE or SMALL being ticked I seem to be producing ‘images’ and ‘thumbnails’. Calling those ‘images’ MEDIUM creates a contradiction for me when your help page says “MEDIUM - Used in Large Screen Mode.” My web site is a Small Screen Mode website and it uses those MEDIUM images with no problem.

I wish I had never read those six words above because, as you said at the end of the last message “there will be only one set of images in your gallery (technically the MEDIUM images but don't worry about what they are called... they can be whatever resolution you want them to be) which will be used under all circumstances.”

Maybe I am the only person who has found this confusing but might it not help if you explained somewhere that the folder called ‘images’ contained multi purpose ones always and that it would have sub folders for LARGE and SMALL if requested.

Anyway I reckon we have done this topic to death now – and bored all your other more experienced users.

Yes, I had forgotten that adding the watermark necessitates processing. I will drop my 99% down to 90% and I admit that the original 80% was hard to differ from my new 99%.

Many thanks again. You have been very patient.

Tony

And this.

Sorrry. We are starting to run two similar threads.

Do you want to lock one?

It might make it easier for you.

T

My reading of the above is that I am OK with this setting - bearing in mind I am importing 1920 x 1080 jpgs and not resizing.

No. In Small Screen Mode (which your gallery uses), the 'small' images are used after clicking a thumbnail unless there are no 'small' images available, in which case, the 'medium' images (which are available in all galleries) are used.

Sorry. This I do not understand.

When I click a thumbnail why does it use a small image rather than the medium version. As I understand it my system is holding both small and medium.

I'll get there and it is an interesting journey.

Tomorrow I experiment with those much larger images to see how much smaller I can make then with a lower percentage - and still retain the defininition.

But the para in bold above I have yet to understand.

Tony

I also use Scale rather than Scale Down.

T

Why would I want to tick the Large Images choice?

Would it make the full screen images better when I click a thumbnail?

This is what I have. Am I getting the best full screen images?

Tony

Thanks Steven.

Tony