Thanks. I know there are no dumb questions, so:RoadRash wrote:You canÔÇÖt upload both thumbs and large images, but you can replace the thumbs made by the editor with your own thumbs after you downloaded the zip archive. Remember to give your thumbs the same name as the one made by the editor.
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.highslide-wrapper, .highslide-outline {
background: white;
}
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// Add the slideshow controller
hs.addSlideshow({
//slideshowGroup: 'group1',
interval: 4000,
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hs.width = 600;
hs.height = 400;
RoadRash wrote:Change background color:
Change the background color for this part of the highslide.css file:When you have changed the color you will see a white ÔÇ£borderÔÇØ around the popup. This is the outline graphic. There are 6 pre-made outlines in the downloaded zip archive: rounded-white, rounded-black, glossy-dark, drop-shadow, beveled and outer-glow. If none of them fit your color scheme, you can make a custom outline in the Editor. Go to the Style tab and open Border and outline under Popup styles. Play with the settings for Graphic outline and Graphic outline effects. (Open an image to see the results.) When you are finished making your outline you need to download the zip archive under the Publish button. Unzip and go to highslide/graphics/outlines and find the custom.png file. This is your new outline. Copy and paste it into the outlines folder in your web site, and change hs.outlineType between your head tags from 'rounded-white' to 'custom'.Code: Select all
.highslide-wrapper, .highslide-outline { background: white; }
Thanks for all the help.Duration of the displayed images:
Change the amount of millisecond for interval in the addSlideshow part between your head tags:Width of popup:Code: Select all
// Add the slideshow controller hs.addSlideshow({ //slideshowGroup: 'group1', interval: 4000,
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hs.width = 600; hs.height = 400;
Yes, you can.jsdummyfornow wrote:I could probably open the .png file in photoshop or fireworks and enhance it there, couldn't I?
Go to Style => Popup styles and choose the background color for the popup itself, then for the graphic outline and the CSS border.How can I change the color of the background of the expanded window from white here: http://www.some-nonexistent-domain.com/ ... /4gals.htm
Gallery => Behaviour => Advanced => Image Interval (ms).how can I change the actual duration of the images that are being displayed?
Behaviour => Advanced align => Constraining box => WidthAnd, of course, the width of the expanded window...
That's gotta be there somewhere!admin wrote:Wait a minute, all this can be much easier done using the Editor! No coding required.
How can I change the color of the background of the expanded window from white here: http://www.some-nonexistent-domain.com/ ... /4gals.htmYes, but I already have the page built. Which of the referenced pages contains that info so I can change it?Go to Style => Popup styles and choose the background color for the popup itself, then for the graphic outline and the CSS border.
how can I change the actual duration of the images that are being displayed?Same question here -- I haven't seen anything that reads "image interval" in the .css or the .js sheets?Gallery => Behaviour => Advanced => Image Interval (ms).
And, of course, the width of the expanded window...Behaviour => Advanced align => Constraining box => Width
RoadRash wrote:What Torstein (Admin) meant was to start over in the Editor and do all the Highslide customizing there. All his explanations refer to where in the Editor you can change the different function/looks. You can then download a zip package from the Editor containing custom CSS file and custom config file with the settings you need for the look/feel you want for your gallery. The Edior is definitely the easies way to customize Highslide. You canÔÇÖt make several galleries in the same page with the Editor, but we will help you with that after youÔÇÖve set up a single gallery with the look/feel you want from the Editor. When using the Editor you donÔÇÖt have to search trough the CSS file finding the correct place to change colors and you donÔÇÖt have to understand the Highslide overrides for customizing the different functions.
Then you need to make yourself familiar with all the Highslide functions and the Highslide CSS. Everything can be adjusted and customized manually. Read the Highslide Tutorial and the Highslide reference pages, and study the Highslide CSS files.jsdummyfornow wrote:Yes, but what if I want to?