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TTG Panic Gallery

Current version 1.23

TTG Panic Gallery is a gallery template for the Adobe Lightroom Web module incorporating codefidelty‘s Panic Coda Navigation Tutorial, based on the groovy tricks on Panic’s Coda website.

Because the gallery loads thumbnails and full size images together into a single page, the gallery is really geared towards smaller presentations. But it’s your truck; load it how you like, and look good doing it.

The gallery supports TTG XML Auto Index and PicLens, and is fully customizable.


TTG Panic Gallery 1.23


Download | Sample Gallery | Forum Thread | Installation


System Requirements

This gallery requires Adobe Lightroom 1.3.

Changelog


v1.23 (2008-04-23)

Bug fix.

v1.22 (2008-04-10)

Bug fix.

v1.21 (2008-03-22)

Added Wrap layout.

v1.2 (2008-03-22)

Thumbnails can now be positioned to the top, bottom, left or right or the viewport.

Added footer w/ options.

Added choice of ID Plate alignment.

Revamped Remove Live_Update.js control scheme.

Added a brief ReadMe.

v1.1 (2008-03-10)

Thumbnails can be positioned above or below the viewport.

Code tweaks.

v1.0 (2008-03-10)

Initial release.

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11 March 08 / permalink / feed

Is there a way to place a transparent gif over the viewport to keep people from lifting stuff from a gallery?

11 March 08 / permalink / feed

It could maybe be done via CSS by absolute positioning a div with a transparent GIF repeating background over #scroller, but then all a person would need to do is disable CSS and your protection would be defeated.

11 March 08 / permalink / feed

I am just trying to tackle the two methods most used: right click, which I can do with Java, and drag and drop which could be done with transparent overlay of a gif. Both of these methods can be defeated, but I am just trying to implement as many as possible to discourage image theft by those methods. I have used the mono slideshow, but flash makes images look bad – creates a desaturated, blurry look that I am not a big fan of. Perhaps you know of better methods that I could try. I do realize that anyone who trys hard enough could defeat any method. I’m just trying to tackle the basics.

11 March 08 / permalink / feed

Gotcha. I don’t know of any better methods, unfortunately. Just those two.

12 March 08 / permalink / feed

really like he latest gallery, only problem is that the arrow to the right doesnt work, the one on the left does work but the other doesnt. Looks great otherwise. Using lightroom 1.3 and os x 10.4.1

12 March 08 / permalink / feed

Mark,

I’ve tested the gallery in Opera 9, Safari 3 and Firefox 2 on the Mac, all with success. If you’re running Mac OS X 10.4.1, then I believe you’re running Safari 2, and that may be a part of your problem. Why haven’t you upgraded to 10.4.11 (or 10.4.12 if they’re up that high)? It’s a free and important update.

12 March 08 / permalink / feed

yes i am running safari 2. I have had major issues in the past when upgrading with photoshop and phaseone software so when everything runs smoothly its a case of leaving well alone. Thanks anyway and keep up the good work.

12 March 08 / permalink / feed

Wow. I never had any problems with Photoshop on 10.4.xx. Upgrades were always fine. I don’t know about phaseone. You’re missing out on a lot of significant OS updates, though. I could certainly understand holding off an update to Leopard, but not refusing to patch your current OS.

14 March 08 / permalink / feed

I took the the plunge and upgraded and as you suggested it was safari that was the problem. cant remember which upgrade caused the problem a while back but as pro photographer discovering photoshop doesnt want to work after an upgrade suggested by apple isnt good news. On further investigation i discovered i wasnt alone. fortunately i solved it in a few days unlike others i later found were told by apple to reinstall from start up discs, not what you want to hear !
You’re work is great though one suggestion as a photographer, perhaps a facility for a home page with one image then a choice of galleries. just a thought.

14 March 08 / permalink / feed

Hi Mark,

Glad to hear you’re up-to-date! ;)

The home page idea is a good one. I’ll keep it in mind.

Cheers,
Matt

20 June 08 / permalink / feed

Matt:

I am trying to set up the Panic Gallery with the splash/contact/about pages and the index. This is probably a dumb question, but once I export say the splash page and I want to edit the pages, is there anyway to reimport them into the Web Module of Lightroom – I’m using the beta? I know I can edit them in dreamweaver, just wondering if there was another way.

Steve

20 June 08 / permalink / feed

Hi Stephen,

You can’t import the pages back into LR. When you create your pages, though, you can save your settings as a preset and recall them later, then import the gallery anew. Use the ‘Add’ button in the Templates pane on the left to save your settings.

1 July 08 / permalink / feed

Matthew – I need some more help. My preferred set up is to have TTG LR pages in the root of my website (htdocs directory) with TTG XML Album Index in a (gallery index) sub folder and under or in (?) the gallery index folder several albums. I am having all kinds of page not found errors. So as a starter, could you please specify what files go in which directories —>>> htdocs/gallery_index/album1, album2 etc.? I assume that the index file from the TTG LR pages cannot be in the same directory as the Album Index files – the layout changes in the album index page if I try that.

Second question – I am trying to make this all work in my Macbook from the desktop. I suspect that I can only test this from my web server because your directions for the XML Album Index calls for the index.html file to be deleted – is that correct?

Thanks
Steve

1 July 08 / permalink / feed

Hi Steve,

Your directory structure sounds fine. The gallery index only works from a web server, though, because of the PHP. Try it only and it should work. If not, let me know.

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