Stu Nicholls | CSSplay | A CSS permanent click gallery with vertical slide thumbnails

A permanent image click gallery with up/down thumbnails

30th November 2009

Absolutely NO javascript, just HTML and CSS

Winter branches

Followed by some descriptive text and maybe a link.

Wading birds

Another piece of descriptive text and again a link.

Bird on a post

Yet more descriptive text and maybe a link.

Early bloomers

And another line of descriptive text and maybe a link.

Green lizard

With descriptive text and maybe a link.

Feeding the birds

A description of the picture can go here with a link.

A group of butterflies

Descriptive text and maybe a link.

Ladybirds

The text can be over as many lines as you want, but you may need to adjust the size of the containing div to make sure that it can all be seen. The link can be used if you want.

Butterfly

Followed by some descriptive text and maybe a link.

Trees in the mist

Another piece of descriptive text and maybe a link.

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Information

For all of you who have asked for a vertical version here it is. This one has the thumbnails placed vertically. Clicking the down or up arrow will shift the thumbnails in the chosen direction and whereas the previous gallery wrapped around to the beginning of the thumbnails, this one stops when you get to the first and last thumbnail. The photgraphs and their associated text will stay in place no matter where else you click or scroll the page. You can even refresh the page and the same image will be reloaded (non IE browsers).

As with the previous gallery this does not work in Opera, not even the latest version, but it does work in IE5.5, IE6, IE7, IE8, Firefox, Safari(PC) and Google Chrome.

It would be nice if Opera could get this working in their next release especially as IE5.5 can manage it.

All the photographs in this gallery have either been purchased from dreamstime for use on CSS play or have been obtained from the stock.xchng. These are copyright the various photographers and should not be copied without their permission.

27th June 2010 - This now works in the latest version of Opera.

Copyright

Because of all the time and effort spent in producing this demonstration
I would ask that you respect my copyright.

If you are using this on a personal web site then please add a link back to CSSplay and retain any copyright comment in the stylesheet.
A donation to the 'Support CSSplay' fund would be appreciated.
If you are using this on a commercial web site, or as a paying job for a client, then please email me asking for permission - stu{at}cssplay.co.uk and in this case a donation to the 'Support CSSplay' fund is required.
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