I have been searching for a gallery I came across a few months ago, and can't find it again. It was an image gallery that loaded in flash, filling the entire screen (except the very top where the company name and links would go). The thumnails were arranged in a very tight grid - no spacing between. There was no actions on the thumbnails - they didn't move or weren't shaded. The awesome thing about that particular gallery was that when one clicked on an image, it "flipped around" and filled up 6-9 of the squares that were occupied by other thumbnails, leaving the rest of the page intact (the viewer could still see the other thumbnails) - in other words, if I clicked on the 2nd image down in the first row, it would "flip" to the full-sized image using existing thumbnail blocks right where I clicked, then if I clicked on an image on the other side, the full-size flipped up there, and so on - does that make sense?
I'm not sure if it was considered a full website template or just the gallery template, but I would love to find it again, or have it designed by one of you lovely brilliant coders here.
# / posted on Nov 17, 2009
