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Implementation | Tag | , Skin
Description | Adds <hovergallery> tags that creates galleries exactly like the standard ones, except that when the mouse hovers over the thumbnails, the full-size images are displayed. |
Author(s) | Sophivorustalk |
Latest version | 1.2 (2020-10-27) |
MediaWiki | 1.25+ |
PHP | 5.3+ |
Database changes | No |
License | GNU General Public License 3.0 |
Download | Download extension Git [?]: |
Example | |
Tags
<hovergallery> |
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Hooks used
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Quarterly downloads | 4 (Ranked 166th) |
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The HoverGallery extension adds <hovergallery>
tags that creates galleries exactly like the standard ones, except that when the mouse hovers over the thumbnails, the full-size images are displayed.
Installation
- Download and place the file(s) in a directory called
HoverGallery
in yourextensions/
folder. - Add the following code at the bottom of your LocalSettings.php
wfLoadExtension( 'HoverGallery' );
file: Done – Navigate to Special:Version on your wiki to verify that the extension is successfully installed.
Usage
The <hovergallery>
tags are used exactly like the <gallery>
tags. To create a basic hover gallery, simply write:
<hovergallery> Image:abc.jpg Image:xyz.jpg </hovergallery>
By default, when the mouse hovers over a thumbnail, the full image is shown. But the full image may sometimes be too big, so there are two optional parameters, maxhoverwidth
and maxhoverheight
, that limit the max width and height of the full image. An example using those parameters would be:
<hovergallery maxhoverwidth=800 maxhoverheight=800> Image:abc.jpg Image:xyz.jpg </hovergallery>
All the standard gallery parameters are still available, for example:
<hovergallery mode=packed caption="This is a hover gallery"> Image:abc.jpg Image:xyz.jpg </hovergallery>
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