- Why you would use a Photo Gallery curly bracket?
- Creating a Photo Gallery folder of your images
- Inserting a Photo Gallery on a page
Creating a Photo Gallery on a Page
Why you would use a Photo Gallery curly bracket?
If a user wants to showcase their business's end-product or services through pictures and images. A Photo Gallery module which is a built-in feature for WebEd 9 CMS lets the user display a set of images on a page that is stored in a single folder. This gallery can be updated by the user by going to the File Manage module. The Photo Gallery has a lightbox effect with arrows to view and scroll the group of images from left to right.
Creating a Photo Gallery folder of your images
STEP-BY-STEP
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1Log in as an administrator and go to the Admin Dashboard.
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2Choose the page you want to create the gallery on
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3Open the edit window by selecting the edit icon on the right-hand side
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4Open the image icon & go to the server browser/file manager
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Create a new folder under Images Galleries & upload your images
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6Once you have created your photo Gallery file & uploaded your images, you can put your gallery on your webpage
Inserting a Photo Gallery on a page
STEP-BY-STEP
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1Log in as an administrator and go to the Admin Dashboard.
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2Load the page editor
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3Position the cursor where you want to place the gallery and click the curly bracket icon
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4When the window opens, click Configure
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5The available curly bracket features are shown
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6Search the "Photo" keyword and then select the Photo Gallery curly bracket
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7Open the Photo Gallery configuration form
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8Click on the folder icon to open the media browser
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9Click the folder you want to use for the photo gallery on the Configure "PhotoGallery" Curly Bracket form
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10Click Select Button
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11The folder selected will populate into the path
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12Select the template name to use for the gallery (Default.Photogallery by default)
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13Click Insert - this is what you should see (or something like it)
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14Click OK to insert into the page
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15Click 'Update' and Close to save the page
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16The photo gallery will be displayed as a series of images and scrollers
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17Click on the image item to test