I've spent many hours testing (and loaded IE6 into a Windows virtual machine on my Mac. Most require a bit of javascript so a simple javascript file will need to be downloaded then uploaded to your theme directory. Not to worry, most of these issues are easy to handle and add to your theme files. IE6 has some serious flaws with transparent pngs so many of these ideas require hacks or special code to make them work correctly in IE6. According to Browser Statistics, as of August 2008 there are still a large number (25%) of internet viewers using Internet Explorer 6.

I'll reference each and every one of these kind souls because I believe it's necessary to credit people for their work so please visit their sites and thank them if you use their work in your gallery.Īlmost all these new ideas use transparent pngs. This is the first of a multipost on 'eye candy' for Coppermine.īefore I go any further I have to say that all these scripts and ideas come from other people who have so kindly posted their ideas and hard work on the internet for all to use. With a simple Google search it certainly didn't take long to find plenty of 'eye candy' that could be applied to CPGs intermediate image view. Since CPGs main reason for being is to display images or photographs I thought about what can be done to enhance these images. Hello Forumlings! After porting many WordPress themes to Coppermine I thought I'd take a break and work on some other aspects of theming.

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