I see. So is there any other places here that users like me that are using default templates can submit their websites :)?
Thank you Acrylian, I'll do so :). But still I think it would be great if we have a place on zenphoto where all photographers that are using zenphoto web gallery can submit their websites.
This was initially based on zpGalleriffic, but has been heavily modified for ZP 1.4.x, as well as to rip out the galleriffic components and replace them with more usable code. Galleriffic was completely croaking on some albums that had well over 100 images, so... I wrote a variation on hoverbox that uses half the markup and half the images, added a slightly modified form of picbox for the full screen view, and ended up with this:
http://www.lokiphoto.com/events/20101204_chernova/
It's still a work in progress as I replace more and more of the original theme, but I think it's getting the where some of the css and js would be quite useful to others.
@Amin: Well, make a custom theme design that shows some creative usage of Zenphoto and you can. We will never put up a showcase for the photos itself. Our site is about the CMS, not the content you use with it.
As said there are other and better places that are about the photos itself. Besides Zenphoto is by far not limited to "photographers" (and also more than just a "gallery").
@lokkju: Well, not valid yet, for the same reasons. To clearly the theme you used. Sorry.
@acrylian what is funny is that my modifications so far are much more of departure/distinction from the base Galleriffic theme then many of the other themes are from each other. At any rate, as I said, the only changes you can really see are the hoverbox/picbox stuff. Underneath, there is some more nice stuff, such as something I think should be in core - the ability to use multiple domains for image retrieval. farm1.domain.com, farm2.domain.com, farm3.domain.com - as long as your server can handle it, it can drastically speed up page load time for many images.
Well, sorry, of course I can't see the technical stuff underlying. I don't doubt that. But I have to judge the design as will any visitor to the showcase (the name says it..). And that is too close to the original for me. (I admit that I let theme enter the showcase in the past that where as well).
As to your domain usage (I read about that but I doubt normal sized sites really need that), feel free to open a ticket or even better provide a third party solution as a plugin (as you apparently already solved it).
You will understand that we can't put everything into the core. So any plugin or solution is welcome alway. Read our "Get involved" page for a start.
here's my site:
the travel pages are different from the other pages:
Hi, I propose a galerie of sculpture of my stepfather :
http://www.atelierscales.net/galeries/index.php
The galerie is made with the help of Zenphoto and the rest of the site is hand made with CSS, HTML, PHP and javascript (jQuery).
Thank you for zenPhoto this in not the first site we create with it, so here it is
http://www.samothraki.de
Twopix team
Hallo again folks of zenPhoto and zenPage this is another site we create with it, so here it is
http://www.blekas.net
Twopix team
Hallo again folks of zenPhoto and zenPage this is another site we create with it, so here it is
http://www.blekas.net
Twopix team
Hi all
Here's a site I've built using Zenphoto:
http://www.retrospectivecycles.com/
It's pretty straightforward, the one thing I've done in addition to skinning a new theme is to modify album-edit.php. I've removed a lot of the options from the album edit screen, and added radio buttons to enable a 'sold' flag to be added to individual albums/items, using the codeblocks to store data.
Alastair
[quote]modify album-edit.php. I've removed a lot of the options from the album edit screen, and added radio buttons to enable a 'sold' flag to be added to individual albums/items, using the codeblocks to store data.
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You will of course have to do this all again on every update. For the radio buttons you surely used the available filters?
I really suspect that the "cost" of having the complete set of options for albums would be much less than the cost you will incure re-applying this change to each and every Zenphoto release that you decide to update to.
There are filters for "custom data" which shouldbe quite adequate for your adding of the radio buttons and storing the codeblocks (although it would seem more appropriate to store the information into custom data.) Or even just put the appropriate PHP code into the codeblock to display the sold icon if the item is sold.