Sorry - I’ve been fiddling again. I’m still not sure if you have a public hosted area for the source code so forgive me if I put my input here for the minute.
In the revo package I believe the "highslide.css" file is missing. I downloaded it from the highslide website and placed it in the directresize directory. I then modified the snippet by adding
<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="assets/components/directresize/highslide.css" />
at the bottom of the snippet after the javascript call to the highslide.packed.js.
This enables quite a few of the highslide graphics options, for example the fullExpand icon which is what I was after. Although I had to move the graphics directory under js up one level to the directresize directory for the links in the highslide.css file to work. It would be nice in the settings for the user to have either the default css file or overide it with their own option.
The next change was to the various highslide options at the bottom of the snippet, at the moment I have the following :
<script type="text/javascript">
hs.graphicsDir = \'assets/components/directresize/graphics/\';
hs.outlineType = \'rounded-white\';
hs.captionEval = \'this.thumb.alt\';
hs.lang.creditsText = \'\';</script>';
The outlineType allows me to change the appearance of the expanded image, the captionEval allows me to put the "alt" text on the image as a caption under the expanded image. Rather than editing the snippet it would be nice for the user to be able to select the options from the settings file. For the outlineType this could be a dropdown selection of .
For the caption on the expanded image, on the lefthand side you could have either captionEval (text at the bottom) or headingEval (text at the top). On the righthand side this.thumb.alt uses the alt text or this.thumb.title uses the title text for the image. Again letting the users select this from the settings would make this an awesome package for revo. In my humble opinion of course!!
I hope you take these suggestions in the helpful manner intended as I think it has the makings of a great package for Revo.
Regards
Adrian
