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An image gallery from a folder

The Gallery block (Parent node ID, Limit, Class filter, Image attribute identifier, Thumbnail size alias), or a gallery content item.

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An image gallery from a folder

Twelve photos from a folder of the Media library.

Life cycle: Build, example 24 of 35. Worked out on the Fit & Healthy site of Exponential 6.0.15+.

Contents

  1. In the Layouts editor
  2. With templates
  3. Which to choose
  4. Check

In the Layouts editor

  1. Open Layouts > Layouts and the layout Landing Page / Home; the editor opens it in a draft.
  2. Open the block palette (+ at the top left) and drag Gallery (group Gallery) into the zone main.
  3. Select the block, open the Design tab and fill Parent node ID, Limit (default 12), Class filter, Image attribute identifier (default image), Thumbnail size alias (default small).
  4. Publish layout. The pages that use the layout show the block on their next view.

The media design dispatches galleries to explayouts/block/gallery/ (slider, grid_gallery, thumb_gallery, sushi_bar).

With templates

  1. The site's NG Gallery class (for example "10 Workout Terms You Need To Know" in Fitness) is a gallery as content, shown by its full view.

Which to choose

Photos for a page: the block. A gallery that is a story of its own: an NG Gallery item.

Check

  • A new image in the folder shows up after publishing.

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