Original post is here: eklausmeier.goip.de
This blog runs using Simplified Saaze. Simplified Saaze now provides galleries. I.e., a set of images all in one place, where you can choose which image to present by pressing on a preview in the caption area.
Syntax is:
[gallery] path /regex/ [/gallery]
path
is the path of the directory, where to find images. regex
is a regular expression. If this regex evaluates to true, then the image in question in the designated path is included in the gallery.
An example is:
[gallery] img/gallery /IMG_20220401.*\.jpg/ [/gallery]
Above example looks for images in directory img/gallery
. Image file names like below will all be selected:
- IMG_20220401_123202.jpg
- IMG_20220401_174543.jpg
- IMG_20220401_190142.jpg
The solution is based on the example given in slideshow gallery. I took particular care to be able to have multiple galleries on a single web page.
Below code:
[gallery] /img/gallery /Montpellier_IMG_2021091(7_140935|9_130147|9_133557|9_143201)\.webp/ [/gallery]
shows gallery as follows: [gallery] /img/gallery /Montpellier_IMG_2021091(7_140935|9_130147|9_133557|9_143201).webp/ [/gallery]
You can use any image format you want and accepted by browsers. The WebP is particular attractive as the gallery will contain multiple images, therefore the web-page will contain lots of data.