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That is really cool. Very creative. If I may ask, how is the gallery viewing handled? I’m always looking for new and creative ways for displaying images.
Thank you, jim

The gallery’s done with two custom fields. one of them’s the url of the thumbnail (thumbnail), the other’s a small javascript snippet that calls the popup (pic), which looks like:

‘image name’, ‘width’, ‘height’

There’s a php gallery page that loads the pic depending on the url extension, and a popup script that loads the gallery page and resizes the window.

The popup script and a link to the post (containing the pic info) are both called when you click the thumbnail. So it looks like this:

<?php
$posts = get_posts(‘numberposts=10&category=6’);
foreach ($posts as $post) : start_wp();
if(get_post_custom_values(‘pic’)) :
foreach(get_post_custom_values(‘pic’) as $pic) {
echo ‘onclick=”javascript:Popup(‘ . $pic . ‘)”‘;
}
endif;
?>
onmouseover=”return escape(‘<?php the_title(); ?>’)”>
<?php
if(get_post_custom_values(‘thumbnail’)) :
foreach(get_post_custom_values(‘thumbnail’) as $img) {
echo ‘<img src=”‘ . $img . ‘” alt=”” border=”0″/>’;
}
endif;
endforeach; ?>

I can send you the gallery file and popup script if you wanna have a play with it.

Cheers,

– Jim.

That would be great. You can send it to jwurster at comcast dot net. Again, it’s a great site.