I’m not particularly githhub savy, so I’ll post my latest edition for a personal gallery project here.
As far as I understand, there is a fixed css path for the galleriffic plugin inside. Using useCss, you can switch that one completely off, but you can’t tell the snippet to use a different css file instead. My modification will change that.
Open the gallery snippet and have a look at line 12
else {
if ($modx->getOption('useCss',$scriptProperties,true)) {
$modx->regClientCSS($gallery->config['cssUrl'].'web.css');
}
Use this one instead:
else {
$useCss = $modx->getOption('useCss',$scriptProperties,true);
switch($useCss) {
case 'true':
/* true, because it was either set or we use the default value. Add default css to document head */
$modx->regClientCSS($gallery->config['cssUrl'].'web.css');
break;
case 'false':
/* false, because it was set to false inside snippet. Don't add any css to document head */
break;
case '':
/* false, because it was set to zero inside snippet. Don't add any css to document head */
break;
default:
/* add specified css to document head */
$modx->regClientCSS($useCss);
break;
}
}
Usage:
[[!Gallery? &album=`emotions` &useCss=`false` ]] Add &useCSS=`false` or &useCSS=`` to your snippet call to remove the gallery css link from the head
[[!Gallery? &album=`emotions` &useCss=`assets/templates/yourproject/gallery.css` ]] Add &useCSS=`add/path/to/css/here/gallery.css` to add a link to this css file inside the documents head
[[!Gallery? &album=`emotions` ]] Don’t add &useCss to your snippet call and you will get a link to the default css (/assets/components/gallery/css/web.css).
Regards,
pepebe
