This script is a simple gallery that shows all images that are located
in the script's directory and subdirectories.
Script creates thumbnails in "thumbz" folder if those doesn't exist allready.
Using JPEG and PNG file types!
No database needed, no admin script, upload images via FTP.


By : manijak

This script is a simple gallery that shows all images that are located
in the script's directory and subdirectories.
Script creates thumbnails in "thumbz" folder if those doesn't exist allready.
Using JPEG and PNG file types!
No database needed, no admin script, upload images via FTP.


REQUIREMENTS?

1. Computer.
2. Webserver(IIS and Apache are tested).
3. PHP 4 or higher.
4. GD 2 or higher.


INSTALLATION:

Unpack those files to some folder containing image files on your webserver.

Edit "config.php" to fill your needs as:
Title, number of pictures per page,
location and name of *.css file, etc.

Then you just go:
Ex: http://localhost/pictures/index.php


SOME WORDS ABOUT SCRIPT:

Thumbnails size table :
1. Original less then 150px (width) thumb = orginal.
2. Original more then 150px (width) and less then 650px thumb is original / 6.
3. Original more then 650px (width) and less then 1200px thumb is original / 8.
4. Original more then 1200px (width) thumb is original / 12.

OBS! Those values can be changed in thumbz.php file.

If you'r good with CSS you can mail a CSS styles to:
fuad.sabanovic@Gmail.com

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