The layout on the slide mode will dynamically change depending on whether the image being viewed is in landscape or portrait mode.Customising a style sheet to suit is now very easy. Different style sheets are available with the skin allowing you to select from a range of colours.You can mix folders and images in the same folder, the folders will display one per line (default, but can be changed), and the images as normal.Folders not older than a configurable number of days can have "NEW" stamped across the icon or thumbnail image.Folders, unlike images, do not spill across the page, they are listed by default as one folder per line, though this can be configured.Custom headers and footers can also be added to all output files via the use of include files.This also allows the user to alter variables on a folder by folder basis. When the user copies these files to the image directory things such as "news" can be included. A new folder is included in the skin directory.User can select the behaviour of the "up" button on the index page.Image descriptions and dates/times can also be included under thumbnails (user selectable) (details as per image names).Image names can be included under thumbnails on the index page (user selectable) - This is also compatible with "free flowing" mode (a first in the jAlbum world as far as I know).This might help some users who don't pay attention :-)
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along with the main header take up most of the display, with the first of the thumnails appearing at the bottom of the screen. The whole site seems to take up a considerable amount of space, but doesn't really use it that effectively. The header appears too big IMO too - it forces horizontal scrolling on the page, when it isn't necessary. The header cuts off on smaller monitors - and is not centred in the same way as the main bulk - so as the browser is reduced, the banner and main window centres become misaligned. These aren't meant to be overly-critical, just some personal views. While I just opted to use 100% width for the Jalbum frame, I could as easily have sized it to any dimension I wanted. Phil - I am using FF 3.6.3 as well, and yes, you do have to scroll vertically, but that's by design.Also, iframe is just an html tag that allows you to create a frame - it's useful when incorporating Jalbum into a website since iframe allows you to easily separate the Jalbum html (on my site, below the line) from the page's index.html (above the line). The usefulness of the "concept," as you call it, becomes clearer when I start adding other content outside of Jalbum. Niki - iframe just a way to separate the Jalbum html from the rest of the website.
I do like the Turtle skin as well, having selected it after trying out many others. Jeff, good point - I might just remove it altogether, since that's where I plan to insert the links to yet-to be created pages. If you are going to use the copyright line, move it to the bottom. Which looks like you added, when you have a copyright watermark on the photo.
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