The script stores all the required data in .xml files.InstallationExtract the downloaded archive into a folder on the web server.Make the directory 'cache', 'counter', 'xml' and the file admin/_config/.htuser.php read and writeable (chmod 777) on the...
Tomato gallery was previously also known as Imager.Extensive documentation on how to install, setup, edit or display images using the gallery are included.Features:Slideshow options Gallery folders Sharing options Admin interface What is new in this...
It uses unobtrusive JavaScript to keep the code clean from any useless markup.It works in all the major browsers - Mozilla Firefox 1.5 , Opera 9 , Safari and IE6 . On older browsers, it'll degrade and your visitors won't notice a thing.Features:Fast,...
useful.catalog.js is an alternative to those bulky Flash-based magazine widgets, letting developers embed images in a magazine-like display.This widget is perfect when wanting to insert an online version of a magazine or catalog on your site, allowing...
useful.cropper.js is a JavaScript and PHP solution to run your own image cropping system.It works by overlaying a transparent DIV over the image, with a cut-out box on top, giving a preview of what the cut-out image could look like.Users can grab the...
useful.panorama.js is the perfect way of showing off 360° imagery on the Web.The library works by taking this very large photo and showing it inside a small container, always scrolling to the left.This allows users to view the photo without having to...
useful.parallax.js actually does two things. Apart from implementing parallax background scrolling, the library also works as a lazy loading system for the parallax section, loading the background images only when they're visible on screen.The parallax...
useful.photomap.js takes a list of photos, analyzes their metadata, looks for geographical coordinates, and if it finds any, sends them to the Leaflet library to be plotted on a map.For each photo, a marker will be added to the map, and when the user...
useful.viewer.js is a JavaScript library that breaks up big photos in smaller parts using PHP, and then loads only the visible portions based on the user's photo zoom level.The behavior is similar to what you see daily on Google Maps, but packed in a...
