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    • 18194
    • 5 Posts
    Hello all,

    I am building my portfolio in modx and using maxigallery. I’ve done a lot of modifications to get things working the way I want, aside from one thing.

    Is it possible to get more than one full size image displayed on a page? Right now I have it set up so that the thumbnails lead to a page with one image and previous/next controls (no lightbox or anything), but it would be great to be able to have multiple images displayed.

    Thanks!

      • 7923
      • 4,213 Posts
      You want to display multiple full-size images in the single picture view?

      So.. the current picture in various sizes or.. prev / next picture from the same gallery or a picture from another gallery? or what?

      I need more info..


        "He can have a lollipop any time he wants to. That's what it means to be a programmer."
        • 18194
        • 5 Posts
        Thanks for responding!

        Yes I want multiple full size images, basically every image in a gallery displayed.

        It occurred to me it would be helpful to post a link to the site in progress:

        http://sarahmeskin.com/index.php?id=5 This is my main gallery, as you can see right now I have it so when you click a thumb displays one image with previous/next controls.

        If it’s possible I’d like to have something displayed that is like this (I made this page without maxigallery):
        http://sarahmeskin.com/index.php?id=7 with every picture in the gallery displayed on one page.

        Thanks!
          • 7923
          • 4,213 Posts
          Sure, just do a custom &galleryPictureTpl chunk based on the original template and remove the "tn_" prefix from the filenames. You can find the location of the original galleryPictureTpl file from MaxiGallery wiki page.

          That way the thumbnail view lists full sized images instead of the thumbnails.


            "He can have a lollipop any time he wants to. That's what it means to be a programmer."