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Im not sure how to explain this,
Im looking for a mod that will enable a user
To make a post and have either a slideshow if
Images that they ( and only them ) can add to.
Or a grid of smaller images that when clicked on will give a large image that can then be scrolled through.
The aim is they make 1 topic on which they can upload all their images at once, allowing other users to see all their images on 1 post and without full size images loading at once.
Example, they are selling car, they have 40 images of car, they make post and add either a grid with 40 thumbnails on that when clicked is enlarged and they click left or right to see the next image or a slideshow with the images they have uploaded.
So each member could post their own topic and have all their pics available for people to scroll through and comment on the individual images.
JohnnyBigSpuds wrote: ↑Fri Oct 11, 2019 2:15 pm
Anything like that available?
Not that I have seen
There is the phpBB Gallery extension that might help. If that is of no help then perhaps you may need to find a photo gallery package that could be tailored to your needs as this would be a major undertaking.
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Thanks for your reply, ive not seen anything like it.
Face book marketplace has a similar thing where a post will have say 10 images that you can scroll through on the post.
Might have to do itwhere allow all images to upload with no max or minum size, and have it display as max 300x300 ( example ) and then when you click on it it can be shown full size.
I just wanted to escape the having to put each image inline and would of preferred it it auto populate a grid and the grid size defined by amount of images.