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Improving Mindat.orgAdding photo thumbnails to an article.
29th Sep 2011 02:06 UTCFrank Festa
Just need a little help.
I have added an article to my home page and wanted to add five photos( thumbnails) at the very end of the article.
I was able to get three of the five posted using the code where the pic numbers are my own photos. Obviously I have tried numerous combinations of the examples in the help page but have gotten nowhere.
Is it possible to get 4 photos across and the last 1 below these 4???????? If so can you offer the code???????
Or can I get 1 photo in the center and 1 photo to each side of the center photo???????? Then 2 photos below these????????
I'm just looking for a pleasing pattern, symetrical.
If you look at my home page you can see what I am refering to. The code I used got three posted....how to post last two????
Thank you
Frank Festa
29th Sep 2011 08:48 UTCRock Currier Expert
Try this code string:
no mheight 0
It should give you 4 TNs left to right.
29th Sep 2011 15:13 UTCFrank Festa
After hours of experimentation..................I came up with the same code as you offered me.
I discovered the "width number" is the part of the code relating to the number of photos you wish to display.
Since I wanted 5 photos, I put the number 5 in the width and......BOOM.....it works. (see my page now).
Still working on how to remove the name and locations printed below photos. All I want is a simple, wordless photo thumbnail.
Thank you very much for your help - maybe you know how to achieve what I'm looking for??????
Your friend
Frank Festa
29th Sep 2011 15:28 UTCFrank Festa
As a follow up note............here is the code:
no mheight 0
This will get you exactly what I have on my page. A few more experiments and .........Boom again. The wording was removed and there it was.
Thank you again
Frank Festa
3rd Oct 2011 03:40 UTCRock Currier Expert
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