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... * Installation Unpack the files in a folder called supersized Run dev/build Usage SuperSizedPageHolder ( if you plan to have multiple galleries as children pages ) At the CMS add a new page of "Super Sized Page Holder" type At the "Main Content" tab set the thumbnail width At the "Main Content" tab set the thumbnail height At the "Main Content" tab select the thumbnail rollover effect SuperSizedPage At the CMS upload your images to a folder At the CMS add a new page of "Super Sized Page" type At the "Main Content" tab select the image folder At the "Main Content" tab select the image for thumbnail (for SuperSizedPageHolder) At the "Main Content" tab select if you want the images file names to be formatted At the "Options" tab set the parameters for the jQuery plugin

Allows images to be plotted on a map for display on a web page or pages. A link can then be placed on the pages which will display an interactive interface on which viewers can select a place on the map and view the closest image.

- Fast and light - uses intelligent caching to load galleries instantly - Support for both Public and Private photos - Create multiple galleries with different parameters - Select Photos from your Flickr Photostream, a Photoset, a Gallery, a Group or a set of tags - Multiple sorting options available so that you don't have to rely on Flickr's sorting options - Customizable image sizes with cropping settings - Infinitely customizable with custom CSS field - Fits into a sidebar widget too - Insert multiple galleries on same page with independent slideshow and pagination - Fits automatically according to the width of the theme or you can select the width of the gallery yourself - Ability to disable built-in slideshow so that you can use a slideshow plugin of your choice - Intuitive menu pages with easy configuration options and photo previews - SEO friendly, all your photos are available to search engine crawlers