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Posted by : Flashtory 19 purchases
Package includes: FLA
Opens with: Flash 8, Flash CS3, Flash CS4
AS Version: ActionScript 2.0
Viewable with: Flash Player 9 and above
Flash knowledge required: Basic
Documentation: Well documentated


Sample 01



This is a highly customizable resizable gallery with a vertical thumbnail scroller. It can use the entire screen area or you can set limits (ex. width 500px) and of course it comes with a top of customizations options in the .xml file.

Some of the things you can change in the .xml file:
- tons of scroller options
- you can setup a width and a height for the gallery, it will resize taking into consideration these limits
- you can toggle fullscreen on/off, the limits for the gallery will be the entire dimensions of the Stage
- you can specify the left/right/top/bottom distance of the picture, like so the picture will always be positioned at n px from the left margin, n px from the right margin and so on.
- thumbnail address, big picture address, title, URL and target (the URL will be launched when you click on the bit picture)
- IMPORTANT : you can also specify the scroller's position, on the left or the right of the picture.

Help/Support available only on our Quick Vertical Resizable Gallery Flash Support Forum

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Flashtory Flashtory Component author
 

@debierman: Yes of course you can change this, it’s extremely easy from the xml file.


Please use out support forum in the future, it’s much easier to keep track of all things -> http://forum.flashtory.com/quick-vertical-resizable-gallery/


Cheers !
Razvan

Posted on November 29, 2009
debierman debierman
 
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Can the size of the thumbnails be changed?

Posted on March 10, 2009

 
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