filters:
- name: people
- name: macro
- name: nature
- name: night
- name: panoramic
- name: sports
gallery:
- filter: people
image: page3_bigimg1.jpg
description: quia non numquam
- filter: people
image: page3_bigimg2.jpg
description: Sed ut perspicia
- filter: macro
image: page3_bigimg3.jpg
description: natus error sit
- filter: nature
image: page3_bigimg4.jpg
description: voluptatem accusantium
- filter: night
image: page3_bigimg5.jpg
description: non numquam eius mo
- filter: night
image: page3_bigimg6.jpg
description: rcitationem ullam cor
- filter: panoramic
image: page3_bigimg7.jpg
description: poris suscipit labori
- filter: panoramic
image: page3_bigimg8.jpg
description: Quis autem vel eum iu
- filter: panoramic
image: page3_bigimg9.jpg
description: eprehenderit qui in
- filter: sports
image: page3_bigimg10.jpg
description: dolorem eum fugiat
- filter: macro
image: page3_bigimg11.jpg
description: pariat esent ju
There you can assign images to filters and add new filters
Basically it’s more like a trick. I’m not the author of the script but in my opinion it has to be one word element, otherwise script will treat two words as a separate objects.
rhukster, I looked at the whole forum by tag gallery, but found no solution … tried different versions of the path, but no results . Please tell me the solution. Thank you!
Hello apoca1ypto,
I apologize for my late reply.
Unfortunately whole operation is not that easy to solve. You can’t just provide image path where image name is. It’s all because default script looks for images only in current page:
But that would work only for specified page. Allowing to use different directories would require rewriting whole gallery script, but it’s possible of course.
For now, I would suggest simply use different image names. Much easier and still you can achieve what you want.