possibility of customizing the size of each picture ?

[kekeljevic]

If it's necessary it could be done with custom template and some smaller tweaking of AG Engine, but I notice that image heights are various. This will cause quite a mess, a very chaotic appearance of gallery, because images wont be proper aligned. Maybe some invisible wrapper in template around every thumb could be made, which would force thumbs to align proper.

Your paintings? Oil or maybe acrylic? How does it call the top right painting with light ocher and paris blue tones?

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[Vasiljevski]

Yes I get what you want to do, but the classic template that you are using is a table, and it is always in a new row. But as I said in http://www.vasiljevski.com/forum/viewto ... 1102#p1102, you can make this possible by changing the classic template layout.
You only need to change "plugins/content/AdmirorGallery/templates/classic/index.php" from line 31 to line 50. This part defines the HTML layout.

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$html.='
  <table cellspacing="0" cellpadding="0" border="0">
    <tbody>
      <tr>
	<td>';

	  // Loops over the array of images inside target gallery folder, adding wrapper with SPAN tag and write Popup thumbs inside this wrapper
	  if(!empty($AG->images)){	
	       foreach ($AG->images as $imageKey => $imageName){
		    $html.= '<span class="ag_thumb'.$AG->params['template'].'">';
		    $html.= $AG->writePopupThumb($imageName);
		    $html.='</span>';
	       }
	  }

	$html .='
	</td>
      </tr>
    </tbody>
  </table>';

So if you change this to something like:

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	  // Loops over the array of images inside target gallery folder, adding wrapper with SPAN tag and write Popup thumbs inside this wrapper
	  if(!empty($AG->images)){	
	       foreach ($AG->images as $imageKey => $imageName){
		    $html.= '<span class="ag_thumb'.$AG->params['template'].'">';
		    $html.= $AG->writePopupThumb($imageName);
		    $html.='</span>';
	       }
	  }

Now because in the AdmirorGallery.php on the line 79, at the end, we have

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<div style='clear:both'></div>

that needs to be removed.

Now line 79 should look like this:

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$row->text = $AG->writeErrors().preg_replace("#{AdmirorGallery[^}]*}".$AG->imagesFolderNameOriginal."{/AdmirorGallery}|{AG[^}]*}".$AG->imagesFolderNameOriginal."{/AG}#s", $html, $row->text, 1);

This should be it

If you have the time to try, let me know did this do the trick

[ngj]

I have to admit, that I simply just can't figure out where it is, that you want me to edit the html part, as you describe here Vasiljevski ? ? ?

Kekeljevic, it is my mom who is the artist of the paintings ? She use both acrylic and oil. I'm not quite sure what you mean in your question "? How does it call the top right painting with light ocher and paris blue tones? " ? ? ?

[kekeljevic]

Sorry for my Enrish... what's the artwork title at the top right that can be seen on preview image You submitted here, at AG Community?

[ngj]

She named it "Blue birch"

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[kekeljevic]

It got some coldness, melancholic and nostalgy mood, like some kind of memories from the past. Me personally would add and some surprising detail, starting fixation point... but these artwork did attract my attention. Quite nice.

[ngj]

well, it is for sale

[marthaneilson]

The main function of AG is to include the release code in the content of the article, as Vassilyevsky points out in his article. The gallery activation code is automatically replaced when a visitor opens your website. If you are using third generation AG, you can print the release code with one hand or the Admiral Gallery button while editing the article.