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Sean,

Looks great, as always!

Gallery woks well in an iFrame. If you were using images at the 400 pixel size how many roughly could you have before getting the warning? Also do you know how it would work then in an iFrame, would the images resize to fit or would you get some sort of border top and bottom from the gallery or would you need to resize the gallery so it was not so tall. Basically trying to work out the best way to use it in an iFrame.

Honest answer? I’ve not tried. I did think about it as I was going to make a plugin to hold iframes, but I’ve not begun. In theory, it should fill the iframe.

Right OK that’s good. I have already got your sample page working within an iframe where the frame is 400 pixels high and 1000 wide and on that it resizes perfectly. So was thinking if the images were reduced in size to 400 pixels high you could use more images.

With the licensing so I have got this right in my head, I would need to buy a new copy of the plugin each time I was using it to build a clients website for them? I think this would work perfect for his ‘tearsheets’ page, so hence the interest.

Last question, is there anyway to add extra padding, left and right around the text, to the ‘information section’ that can come up bottom right or would I need to do that in the coding afterwards?

The small size is 400px high. 400,600, 800 and 1000 for the different sizes.

For licensing each site you create for someone elses needs a copy of the plugin.

There is padding in the CSS, but no UI for it as yet. I’ll consider that a feature request.

Thanks for the plugin ! I love fast scrolling galleries, full-size images and clean look. Showcase works great. If you plan to develop it further, I would love to have the ability to deactivate the description and to add separators or margins around the image. A “Never stretch images” would sound safe too. A sort of Portfolio/Showcase mix somehow.

Hi Sean,

I’m really glad that I purchased your new LR Showcase plugin. Very nice feature !

But one thing bothers me : the display of the gallery is really not the same in Internet Explorer 7 than in Mozilla Firefox/Google Chrome/Apple Safari…

In IE, there’s always a blank area other the pictures and the logo, normally placed on bottom, is shown on top !
ex : http://arthemusphoto.com/02-forums/EOS/comparision-IE-Chrome.jpg

Have you ever noticed that ? Could you maybe please find a solution ?

Many thanks in advance,
Greetings from France !

I’ll look into it.

Hmm, I’ve just looked a recent gallery where I used Showcase and it’s perfect in IE7. The sample gallery was from the prerelease Beta and I’ve added stuff since then. And now I can’t remember if I’ve published an update (it’s been so long!)

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Sorry, I’ve made a mistake. I wanted to talk about IE8 (not 7).

I’m still puzzled, because I’ve created my galleries with the downloaded version of LRB Showcase(about 3 weeks ago) :-\

Can you check the version number?
IE7 does have a layout bug that relates to some of the CSS I use, but the fix is in place. That said, I’m using 1.1 here (which is complete enough for release). If you’re following me on Twitter, DM the email address you got the link with (your paypal email most likely).

IE 8.0.7600.16385
damien_eckerlen@yahoo.fr (sorry I don’t have tweeter). You can delete this message.

have you had time to check for a solution?

You didn’t answer my question.

Really sorry Sean, but which version number do you talk about ?
and where can I find it ?

Beside the name in the Layout Style panel (which used to be Layout and before that was Engine yada yada). If there’s no number, then it’s 1.0

There’s obviously no version number shown on the right side of LRB Showcase.
So it might be 1.0.

Where can I download 1.1 ? (PS : the download link I’ve used doesn’t work anymore)

Thanks !

That means you’ve downloaded it 9 times, which if it’s version 1.0, you should only have downloaded it once. There is a warning on the download limit.

I’ll do some test work on 1.1 that I’m using in the next few days and post it up. I’ll send a copy on to your.