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HTML - How To Create A Horizontal Scrolling Photo Album Script
I've seen on some sites that images show up within a block and they scroll left and right when user clicks a button. And many times, these are not flash files, but html, or xhtml or dhtml or asp or php or some other extensions.
I am trying to create a database of images all with labels (multiple), so that I can pull all images of a label to a window and have them scroll right and left with buttons. does anyone here know how this may be done? Thanks Navs Similar TutorialsOk, here is the delema. I have just finished the layout of my football team's website, and now I have ran into a problem. Just as I was about to post some pictures, I realised that a page with a bunch op pictures on it doesnt look very nice. So I set out to find some sort of photo album tool that i could use to put into my code. Unfortunatly, all i could find was a program called jalbum. It seemed perfect except for one problem, it creates it's own entire webpage -.- I dont care how it works, it just needs to be flexible, becasue I have to be able to upload new pictures daily, otherwise I would have just made one in flash. Oh yea, here is a link to the temporary webpage that it is hosted at http://www.sitebywhite.com/cougars by the way, I need this BEFORE friday, as that is when we leave for our trip, so i need to be able to upload by then. I am trying to find an html photo album maker that will let me add html code for ads to each page. I'm not having much luck so far, does anyone know of one?... Codeguru I'm trying to make an album for a website of mine, and it seems to be working fine in IE but you can't scroll through the pictures in Firefox. Can someone help, please? http://saeboston.com/Untitled-5.html Can anybody help me out with this problem? I need to create a photo gallery in html such that if I click on one photo it should appear in the same window, if I replace that photo by other the name of the previous picture should not change. Hi everyone, http://www.eveningtweed.com/laura At the above site, I've got a div called 'work' which needs to contain a long line of images which I want users to horizontally scroll through using the DIV scrollbar. I've looked through countless forum posts and solutions on Google but nothing works. Can anyone tell me why this won't scroll horizontally and how to achieve it? Current CSS for the DIV: Code: .work {
border:0px;
height:350px;
overflow-x:scroll;
overflow-y:hidden;
width:100%;
}
Thanks in advance, Jez. I dont know how to explain it better but how do i do this http://www.target.com/Movies-MMB/b/r...ode=1259488011 so at the bottom of my page i can add 4 to 5 different products and allow for those left and right buttons show more... any direction would help thanks Hi, How can I create a row of images with a horizontal scrollbar? I'd be really grateful to your help! Regards Rain Lover http://knexinnovation.net/store/ I thought that if your background is wider than the window, it won't create a scrollbar to show the full image. Or is this not the case? Currently it has a horizontal scroll bar for 1024px users. The footer image is actually the body { } background, aligned to the bottom center. I'm trying to get horizontal scrolling of images that scroll behind a block of fixed text. I attached a mock up. And here is one of the staging pages if you want to see the html/css. I'm trying to accomplish a "layered" effect of image gallery and text. As you can see in the mockup, the block of text has a transparent background to help this effect. I tried to do a hiden overflow for the horizontal navigation container and have the block of text be a container with a fixed position. But its a mess. Any advice on achieving this? **Edit: This site has the same kind of architecture I'm looking for - http://csaustodesign.com/work_ns.html I can't seem to figure out how this person did it though, their source code is a mess... I figured this out. Three hours of searching before posting, then 30 minutes later it is resolved. Hello, I have a demonstration site set up at: http://www.sikhfaith.com/demo The site works perfectly in Firefox 2.0. However, in Internet Explorer 7.0, there's a huge blank space on the right side of the page which causes IE to display a horizontal scrollbar. I haven't been able to pinpoint what is causing this. Any help would be appreciated. Thank you. Evening one and all, I'm having a little problem. I've created a webpage that's 1280 pixels wide using HTML tables to structure my layout. I've tried viewing my page on a lower screen resolution - for example 800x600 but the page doesn't hold it's structure and allow me to view the page properly by placing a horizontal scroll bar at the bottom of the screen. Instead the browser squashes all the data to fit within the 800 pixel width of the screen. Is there some code I can insert in the page that commands the browser to display a scroll bar instead of squashing all the data to fit the 800 pixel width? I'm testing at the moment in Firefox 3.6.15 on Mac OSX 10.6.3. Thanks. Hello. First time here asking for help. Hope there's a solution! The site in question is http://www.jason-bradbury.com/Design.html. It's my first attempt at web design and I'm stumped. The goal is to present my art portfolio in a horizontal scrolling layout with a fixed header and footer. Ideally it would look identical across the many browser platforms. On a Windows laptop, my page looks and functions as it should in the latest browser versions of Safari, Google Chrome and Firefox as long as there aren't a stack of toolbars enabled. If toolbars are present (mostly in Firefox), the footer gets truncated and the page will not vertical scroll to allow it to be seen. So my first problem is getting the vertical scrolling (for the entire page including header and footer) to appear only when necessary in that situation. On my Mac Pro (I have not been able to test a Macbook yet) the page appears normal across the board with Safari and Firefox (have not tested Chrome or IE) The second problem is that in all versions of IE (and older versions of Firefox prior to 4.0) the page is displayed incorrectly. In IE, the header is missing, the left margin is way off and a vertical scrollbar is present for the body (again, if the vertical scrolling was for the entire page it wouldn't be so bad). As for the horizontal scrolling, it is very sluggish in IE. Firefox only has the vertical scrollbar in the body problem and since the header is shown in that browser, the body overlaps it when scrolled up. The page was originally designed in iWeb and then I had to tweak the code in Dreamweaver to get the fixed header and footer. Hope someone can help me out here! Cheers, Jason. Hello all, I am trying to replicate a style I have seen on the site listed below, where they appear to be using the CANVAS command to create a gradient top and bottom margin. I can seem to find anything online about how to do this but obviously they have figured it out. http://www.xtrememac.com/ Any ideas or pointing me in the right direction are greatly appreciated. Thanks! Hello all, The team I work on is going to be creating a .NET application which reads organization information from a database and creates a dynamic Org Chart. One of common features in an org chart is lines that show reporting structures. Does anyone have any recommendations on how we could dynamically create such lines that would need to go both horizontally and vertically? Thanks How to create explorer like menu in Html or java script? eg + Game(inside this Cricket and Football) when click on + sign it become like-- - Game -Cricket -Football Can anybody suggest me, by which command I can do it? Commercial Removals || Removals and Storage||Specialist Removals trying to figure out the easiest way to work through a gallery of my photos. i want it to be very similar in the way that you click next/previous on this site: http://www.megwachterphoto.com/portraits/index.html and how the next image comes in. looking at the source code, it's pretty frightening for me as a beginner. any tips of how this is done? mine's going to be similar but probably with an .gif of a negative with arrows in it. each arrow will be sliced and assigned the next/previous thing. any ideas?? http://brandonmckenney.com/environment.htm that's my site, so the arrow/negative gif will be below the images that appear. So on my blog, which is on wordpress.com. I like the theme and most of it I think worked out decently, but I ran into a problem. So I have a page where it's a collage of portraits of people and I simply code it with a <a ref= ...> and I align it left and I just repeat that so each photo gets put right where the last one left off. The problem with it is now that I have over 200 photos on it, it loads REALLY slow. I was wondering if there was a way to code it so the resolution on each picture doesn't reload everytime you zoom in and out on your browser. I do want to keep it so that if you click on a photo, it goes to the individual picture (which is hosted on photobucket). Is there a way to do this? Because the scrolling up and down has become really slow and choppy on this page. Thanks a lot. P.s. if you wan't to see what I'm talking, the page is http://wtffund.wordpress.com/faces-of/ |
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