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i'm looking to add a gallery of thumbnails onto a page within a template i've already made, not add a separate gallery to an existing site. is there a quick way to generate thumbnails and organize these onto a web page, or do i have to manually resize and link?
 
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still looking for a smarter way to do this.
 
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You can use photoshop to create the thumbnails (using the "automate->batch" option under file menu) and then once you ahve the shrunken thumbnail images you can use PHP to read the directory that they're saved in and loop through displayed all of them.
 
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you can have some Image buttons/controls and give the image source as the image needed. you can set the size of the image as well according to your requirements. you can use any of the image controls you need. I think, a simple image button will do. You can also change the layout or look and feel as desired. Please try this.
 
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thanks guys. i think i'll try nodws' idea first as it looks better, and if it doesn't end up being seo-friendly i'll try the photoshop+loop idea.
 
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