Editing Images in a Gallery

Gallery is one of the four Album views available - the others are Carousel, Grid and Backgrounds. Gallery view shows a single large image with a strip of thumbnails alongside it (left by default, but the strip can be moved to any of the four sides). It is the view to choose when visitors are expected to step through a curated photo set in sequence - weekend-away days, social event write-ups, or any page where each image has something to say on its own. Above is an example of the Gallery view in use on a weekend-away day page.

Compared to the Grid, which spreads every image out at once, the Gallery view keeps the focus on one image at a time and uses the thumbnails as a way to jump around without scrolling. Compared to the Carousel, it doesn't auto-advance and doesn't group images into stories - it just works through the album in order.

Going into Edit Mode

Album Settings tab when the album is configured as a Gallery

The configuration options on the Album Settings tab that most directly affect a gallery are:

Switching An Existing Album To Gallery

  1. Go into edit site mode.
  2. Scroll to the album row. Above the preview there is a small toolbar with four icons - backgrounds, carousel, gallery, grid.
  3. Click the gallery icon. The preview switches to a single large image with the thumbnail strip.
  4. Choose a Thumb Position and, if you want, a Slide interval in seconds, then Save.

For information on the other tabs Titles and Event Linking, Cover Image and Introductory Text and Pre-Album Text see the separate page on editing album elements.