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Posted by : Flashtuning on 02/17/2008 32193 pageviews, 52 purchases
Package includes: MXP,FLA
Opens with: Flash MX 2004, Flash 8, Flash CS3, Flash CS4 and above
AS Version: ActionScript 2.0
Viewable with: Flash Player 7 and above

The Advanced Image Grid component allows you to display image collections in a HTML/CSS formatted grid. You can easily edit the external XML or HTML layout file using your favorite XML/HTML editor and the Flash application will dynamically render it and scroll it for you.

The Image Grid is an application for Flash 8, Flash CS3 (ActionScript 2.0).

It is based on the HTML Table Renderer component for image collections layout formatting and the Classic Scroll Bar component for scrolling the image list.

KEY FEATURES:

- image collections in HTML format (CSS + tables support) easy to edit using your favorite HTML editor;
- use advanced features such as rowspan and colspan, advanced text rendering options, custom library fonts and external stylesheet files, custom colors and transparencies for borders and backgrounds, padding, spacing and much more;
- is is based on highly customizable components that you can also use in other Flash projects;
- includes browser window resize support, easy to adjust fading effects and each graphic element;


YOU GET: HTML Table Renderer component + Classic Scroll Bar component (and two custom skinsets BONUS) + usage examples + Image Grid application!

Check also the Advanced Image Grid AS 3.0 version!

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Advanced Image Grid


Hi,

Yes, you can add any rollOver effect you want for the cell instead changing the cell background color like in the current example.

Best regards,
Flashtuning

Hi,

Yes, you can add any rollOver effect you want for the cell instead changing the cell background color like in the current example.

Best regards,
Flashtuning

maccy maccy
 
Has bought the file

Hi,
Would it be possible to add a roll Over effect instead of the frame outside the thumb in the list?

Maccy

Hi,

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Thanks,
Flashtuning

Hello,

You need to write a different id for each image cell in the HTML file and also open the imagesInfo.xml file and edit the entries keeping the same cell id in both XML and HTML files.

Basically you have the view (the HTML files) and the additional cell info (in the XML file). the common point between these two files is the cells id attribute.

Best,
FT

raidernexx raidernexx
 
Has bought the file

Hello there.
I have purchased and started using this gallery as I enjoy the simple grid layout view.

How can I add a new row or column of images to my layout?
I don't see this anywhere in my Component Parameters or in my HTML layout.

I've tried simply copying and pasting the current HTML code for a row and then changing the naming convention to suit my new images, but it is only recognizing the "view" and not the links associated with it.

I can't seem to get any new rows or columns of images to function.
Nexx


Hi,

There is actually a preloader there, but is currently hidden. It will be activated and re-upload the examples as soon as I can.

Best,
FT

 

I think it would be good to have a pre loader for the larger images. Nothing worse than waiting there for something to happen.
Can this be done?
(Great file BTW, one of the best space efficient designs for a gallery I have seen)
Regards
Phil Buckle.

 

I think it would be good to have a pre loader for the larger images. Nothing worse than waiting there for something to happen. Can this be done? (Great file BTW, one of the best space efficient designs for a gallery I have seen) Regards Phil Buckle.

Sure it can be moved anywhere and the description panel to display more than two lines of type.


 
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