[TYPO3-english] rgsmoothgallery customization

[Thomas Meixner]

1.At least for the main image you could check the defaults in the .js file 
jd.galleruy1010.js. You can paste these settings in the advanced Settings 
flexform (don't forget the ,) I think fadeDuration: 500, is what you are 
looking for.

2. This probably requries hacking of the above mentioned file. I think the 
arrows are generated as an <a> Element with class left/right around line 
111:

<code begin>
this.constructElements();
        if ((this.galleryData.length>1)&&(this.options.showArrows))
                {
        var leftArrow = new Element('a').addClass('left').addEvent(
                'click',
                this.prevItem.bind(this)
        ).injectInside(element);
        var rightArrow = new Element('a').addClass('right').addEvent(
                'click',
                this.nextItem.bind(this)
        ).injectInside(element);
...
<code end>
You could try to generate your own elements and inject the arrows into it. 
Instead of:
        .injectInside(element);
Something like
        .injectInside('#hereYourDiv');  


3. maybe you can get some inspiration here:

http://bigearthweb.com/test/JDgalleryMod/demoMod.php

Unfortunately it's for smoothgallery 2.0 :-( but worth a look.

Happy hacking, I'm on it as well atm to get an external carousel.

Regards,

Thomas Meixner

Claudio Strizzolo wrote:

> Hi all,
> I'm trying the rgsmoothgallery extension. It does almost anything I need,
> but I would like to customize some behaviours that I didn't find in the
> documentation and in the examples. Possibly someone may help?
> 
> 1. Is there any way to customize the fading effect speed, or better
> disable it at all? In some cases I need to display the images
> immediately, without fading/unfading, both in the main pictures and in
> the thumbnails gallery.
> 
> 2. Can the arrows in the main picture be moved outside of the picture box
> (to a specific div, for instance) and even replaced with normal
> "Previous"/"Next" links?
> 
> 3. Is there any way to display the title and description of the main
> picture outside of the picture box, i.e. above or below the picture
> itself?
> 
> Any hints?
> Thanks in advance,
> 
> Claudio