For me it was a little irritating that I couldn't see which album gallery I am actually watching while the slideshow is running. There was no album title displayed so I wanted to have that nav title bar above the images like they are shown on the normal display view. Having that I can also always leave the slideshow and switch to another gallery or the main page directly.
I found the appropriate code in include/themes.inc.php:
Find:
if (!function_exists('theme_slideshow')) { //{THEMES}
function theme_slideshow()
{
global $CONFIG, $lang_display_image_php, $template_display_media;
replace with:
if (!function_exists('theme_slideshow')) { //{THEMES}
function theme_slideshow()
{
global $CONFIG, $lang_display_image_php, $template_display_media, $breadcrumb, $cat_data;
and a couple of lines below find
starttable();
echo template_eval($template_display_media, $params);
just add this line before it:
theme_display_breadcrumb($breadcrumb, $cat_data);
An example can be seen here (http://www.hair-factory10.de/xg/displayimage.php?album=15&pid=383&slideshow=3000).
cu,
rrwwxx
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Quote from: rrwwxx on July 22, 2007, 01:44:02 PM
I found the appropriate code in include/themes.inc.php:
Don't edit include/themes.inc.php - under no circumstances! Instead, edit themes/yourtheme/theme.php. If a function of variable declaration doesn't exist in your custom theme, copy it from themes/sample/theme.php.
If a function/variable exists in your custom theme, it will take precedence over the definition in themes.inc.php
Moving to themes sub-board
Fine, could you please give me an example of how to add a function in themes/yourtheme/theme.php that would lead to the desired result?
I know there is a mod somewhere explaining how to display the image titles during the slideshow, but I don't want these titles to appear, instead I want the gallery names. And I have no clue at the moment how to include a function in theme.php.
Wait... are you saying I can copy the whole function theme_slideshow() into themes/yourtheme/theme.php ?
Thanks for an answer ... - perhaps I should better try this first instead of waiting on a reply.
cu,
rrwwxx
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Quote from: rrwwxx on July 23, 2007, 03:11:36 PM
Thanks for an answer ... - perhaps I should better try this first instead of waiting on a reply.
Yes, please go ahead and try it.
Just copy
function theme_slideshow()
{
global $CONFIG, $lang_display_image_php, $template_display_media;
pageheader($lang_display_image_php['slideshow']);
include "include/slideshow.inc.php";
$start_slideshow = '<script language="JavaScript" type="text/JavaScript">runSlideShow()</script>';
template_extract_block($template_display_media, 'img_desc', $start_slideshow);
$params = array('{CELL_HEIGHT}' => $CONFIG['picture_width'] + 100,
'{IMAGE}' => '<img src="' . $start_img . '" name="SlideShow" class="image" /><br />',
'{ADMIN_MENU}' => '',
);
starttable();
echo template_eval($template_display_media, $params);
endtable();
starttable();
echo <<<EOT
<tr>
<td align="center" class="navmenu" style="white-space: nowrap;">
<a href="javascript:endSlideShow()" class="navmenu">{$lang_display_image_php['stop_slideshow']}</a>
</td>
</tr>
EOT;
endtable();
pagefooter();
}from themes/sample/theme.php into a new line before
?>in themes/your_theme/theme.php, then modify as you suggested above.