I'm new, and I'm more of a designer than I am a developer. I've found a possible solution to the 20 photo limit and I have a pressing question regarding that solution.
See the solution in action @ http://designshac.com/dsherman/test.phpNOTE:
- I'm not using the plugin being discussed in this thread, http://www.gethifi.com/blog/a-jquery-flickr-feed-plugin
- Instead I am using a combination of jquery.flickr.js, flickr2highslide.js, and highslide.js (I found these from this simple tutorial)
- I am using a photoset number rather than a photostreem nsid
The solution is almost perfect. I think it works nicely. However I have a couple of pressing problems with the
test page:- I can't get the plugins I'm using to call the description of the individual photo
- When my photos load, the title of the image is seen before the photo can load
With the plugin being discussed in this thread,
http://www.gethifi.com/blog/a-jquery-flickr-feed-plugin, you could simple change the "title" tag to the "description" tag and the description would show up in the lightbox. Example:
- <li>
-
<
a
href
=
"{{image_b}}"
><
img
src
=
"{{image_s}}"
alt
=
"{{description}}"
/></
a
>
- </li>
So, how do I alter the plugins of my
test page to call the description of the photo like in example I showed above? And how do I keep the titles from showing while the images load?
You help would be greatly appreciated!
--Cheers
P.S. I would like to use the set up I have, it allows me to call more than 20 photos at a time and plus it is supper easy to call a photoset. You only have to write a couple of lines in the body:
- <body>
<div class="group2">
<a href="http://www.flickr.com/photos/dan_photoman/sets/72157600302770277/" class="flickrset" rel="highslide">
<img src=""/>
</a>
</div>
</body>