CSS Linked Photo Shuffler by Carl Camera : Demonstration Site
A Javascript + CSS replacement for Flash photo fading slideshow. Inspired by Richard Rutter's image fade demonstration. This is the same as the CSS Photo Shuffler demonstration, but adds links to each image.Richard Rutter's image fade demonstration at ClagnutPlease leave comments with the original post View the source or download the javascript source filePhoto Credit: the Long View Down and the Close-up Star photos by Jonathan Snook Example The XHTML
Hack Attack: Host your own photo gallery with Gallery2 - Lifehacker
There are certainly EASIER ways of doing the same thing-putting a gallery of your photos on the web-but those ways aren't necessarily BETTER. Personally, I use gallery2 and have used it since it was just gallery-no paying flickr for my photos or picasa web albums or anything. I want complete and total control over the number of photos, their sizes, their comments, the code on the back end, the themes and design, and its integration into my other sites, and Gallery provides all of that.
BitComet configuration
As the PC I use to run BitComet is rather old (it’s still running under Windows 98) it is easy to believe that this configuration is a good basis that will work on any small machine and old configuration for BitTorrent. Of course, it would also work very well on a bigger machine or on a fuller Operating System like Windows XP. So, everybody should be able to make use of this information. All the options
3D polyhedra with simple tk canvas
GS - This code displays 3d polyhedra in shaded or wireframe mode. It uses only the tk canvas. The illumination model is a simple flat shading model [1]. The color intensity of a face is proportional to the angle between its normal and a light direction. - A starkit version with more demos is available at [2]- A lightweight tclet version can be seen at [3] (sources [4])The hidden face removal algorithm works well with convex objects but is very limited for the others.
Shadowbox.js Media Viewer
README.md Welcome to Shadowbox! Shadowbox is a powerful and easy-to-use lightbox for websites. Using Shadowbox, website authors can display a wide variety of photo and video content in all of the web's most popular browsers in an attractive and functional format. For more information, please see Installation and Usage
Qdig - Quick Digital Image Gallery : About Qdig
Qdig is an easy-to-use PHP script that dynamically presents your digital image files as an online gallery or set of galleries. Qdig is a simple but flexible one-file script. Despite its simplicity, Qdig has quite a few features. It's easy to install and galleries are easy to organize and manage using your favorite FTP or SCP file management program.
GNU XaoS - GNU XaoS
XaoS is an interactive fractal zoomer. It allows the user to continuously zoom in or out of a fractal in a fluid, continuous motion. This capability makes XaoS great for exploring fractals, and it’s fun! If you don’t know what fractals are, don’t worry. XaoS includes many animated tutorials that make learning about fractals fun and easy.
3dviewer : A canvas only viewer of 3D data
if 0 { MBS - After GS posted 3D polyhedra with simple tk canvas I decided to re-visit some code that I had started last year but never finished. That code had started out as a 'port' of a simple 3d graphics code from a class I had taken years ago. The resulting code, , has little in common with the original and I've borrowed some code and data from 3D polyhedra with simple tk canvas .
AJAX Feed API - AJAX Slide Show
Instructions for adding this to your site Adding the control is a simple three step process (alternatively, you can always start with "hello world" starter and then customize the resulting code.) Step 1 - Load AJAX Feed API and Slide Show The first step is to load the Google AJAX Feed API and the Slide Show code into your application. The add the following two lines of code to your page or blog template. Step 2 - Define a location on your page for the Slide Show
How to Create a Photographic Gallery Using CSS - WebReference.com
Introduction One of the many uses for personal and professional web site is to display a gallery of photographs that show off your skills with a camera. Until now these galleries have been produced using javascript, PHP or CGI. Now, there is another way. With this article I hope to show you how to produce a professional quality photograph gallery using nothing more than an unordered list of photographs and a Cascading Style Sheet (CSS). I will take you through the styling one step at a time and end up converting:
