>> Pugdog, how does the <%links%> bit work? Did you use the idea of requiring a
>> top-level category for the image mod and the anything below it will use the
>> image set templates as opposed to normal ones?
I'm trying to be as flexible as possible. the "attachments" feature will just use the existing link.
The image-upload will attach to the links as multiple attachments (catalog, shopping, banners, auctions, etc)
The picture-post-gallery will:
1) use an 'isImage' tag
2) use a "Gallery" category.
I will try to make it work both ways. It will allow mixing images in with the regular links, and such. Of course, that means following some rules of layout, but that is inevitable. Because each element is going to be a <%tag%>, you can always break those rules at your own risk :)
I'm trying to be flexible.
As I think you pointed out in another message, I don't need 90% of what I'm adding in, but I'm trying to make sure it meets the needs of a wider audience.
PUGDOGŪ
PUGDOGŪ Enterprises, Inc.
FAQ: http://pugdog.com/FAQ
>> top-level category for the image mod and the anything below it will use the
>> image set templates as opposed to normal ones?
I'm trying to be as flexible as possible. the "attachments" feature will just use the existing link.
The image-upload will attach to the links as multiple attachments (catalog, shopping, banners, auctions, etc)
The picture-post-gallery will:
1) use an 'isImage' tag
2) use a "Gallery" category.
I will try to make it work both ways. It will allow mixing images in with the regular links, and such. Of course, that means following some rules of layout, but that is inevitable. Because each element is going to be a <%tag%>, you can always break those rules at your own risk :)
I'm trying to be flexible.
As I think you pointed out in another message, I don't need 90% of what I'm adding in, but I'm trying to make sure it meets the needs of a wider audience.
PUGDOGŪ
PUGDOGŪ Enterprises, Inc.
FAQ: http://pugdog.com/FAQ
