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Screenshots

GalleryView

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This is how galleryView can look like. There are many other ways to use the gallery. Check out the examples on http://spaceforaname.com/galleryview and the galleryView wizzard on: http://spaceforaname.com/galleryview-3.0/ to see what is posible. All Settings of the gallery can be set via Typoscript.

CrossSlide

It is not really possible to express the look of this theme in a screenshot. Look at the demos on http://www.yag- gallery.de/examples/ or http://tobia.github.com/CrossSlide/ .

Isotope

Isotope uses the Isotope jQuery script ( http://isotope.metafizzy.co/ ) to display a cloud of images in four different sizes.

Note: Isotope may be used in non-commercial and personal application for free. For commercial applications you have to license isotope. See: http://metafizzy.co/#isotope-license for the pricing.

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Supersized

The supersized theme uses the SuperSized jQuery plugin ( http://www.buildinternet.com/project/supersized/ ) to render the images to the full size of your browsers view port. Several configuration settings are availabel in typoscript to alter the look and behavior of the plugin.

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Jquery Rondell

Jquery Rondell uses the gallery script of Sebastian Helzle from http://projects.sebastianhelzle.net/jquery.rondell/ . It can display images in various ways. We use it here in the rondell preset.

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Google Maps

With the GoogleMaps Theme you can display your geo-tagged images on a google map. The map automatically piles up the images if you zoom out. A lightbox shows the image details directly on the map.

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Wookmark

Wookmark (https://github.com/GBKS/Wookmark-jQuery) shows your images in a dynamic multi-column layout. The Images can be filtered using a tag filter on the top.

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