They need to be displayed at their full height with the ability to scroll horizontally. They always end up displaying the full width image which makes them tiny in height and useless for viewing. No photo stack handles panorama images (very wide relative to height) well which is surprising given how common they are (and more so with better phone camera capabilities). Every wanted to sell the images used in your lightbox gallery? Now you can each image as a digital download with Photo 2 and Cartloom! Beyond that, any physical or digital Cartloom product can be sold from a lightbox image.ĭid I miss a feature you really wanted? Love the upcoming features? Let me know below in the comments! Optionally have lightbox images autoplay your group images, with customizable timing settings. Optionally show all group image thumbnails below the large viewed lightbox image. This shared URL will take someone to your website, and automatically open the lightbox, and show that exact image. A viewed lightbox image can be shared on Facebook, Twitter, or Pinterest. Enable to let people download the full size version of the viewed image. Enable to let people click a toggle, taking the lightbox to full screen (like youtube videos can). Useful for having a thumbnail trigger, but then not wanting that same image in the lightbox gallery. Photo Batch now sources images from a RapidWeaver Resource folder (images can be named anything, compared to the original Photo where images had to be sequentially named for Batch usage, and added to a server manually).
A separate resource folder can be used to generate thumbnails. Batch now can be use to create Gallery Collections (In Photo 1 this was not possible).
Adjusting the column count for Laptop, Tablets, Large Phones and Phones, is super easy now! Image protection can now be add on a per group basis. Hiding a group of images is now a quick click, compared to Photo 1 where images had to hidden one by one… For each thumbnail you can choose to use the full size image, or have Stacks generate a low resolution thumbnail, or drop in your own thumbnail image. This makes lightbox settings faster and easier to setup, and allows for customized lightbox experiences for each photo group. Dedicated lightbox settings for each photo group.Photo 2 adds many new features accessible to the visitor, the new streamlined lightbox layout make those new controls easy to get to. The entire Photo layout (thumbnails, lightbox, etc.) can be adjusted with Stack color pickers. New and improved thumbnail layout options. You feedback for Photo has been TOP NOTCH, thank you!! What’s NEW coming in Photo 2 (Jan. These would have to be added in an update down the road. There were a few requests that I liked, but wont make it in the new Photo stack launch… Image search, lazy load, and exif data on thumbnails. This text will appear just below your image caption for all lightbox images. An input field to enter your copyright information. Zooming an image will now start at 50% (of the original image size), and step increase to 75%, then 100%. Single images now get a “Lightbox Zoomed” setting, when selected that image will zoom in by default when viewing in the lightbox. Basically a thumbnail image launches the lightbox, and a hosted video can be shown. Enter a YouTube or Vimeo video url, and that video will be shown (instead of an image) in the lightbox. Single image settings now have a video input field. Photo Groups now have a custom name input for triggering that lightbox group when that custom name is added to any RapidWeaver link. Select a specific meta data type to overwrite the default lightbox caption. Will also display Apple Photos IPTC data too. IF enabled, lightbox images that have EXIF data will get an info icon that appears next to the image caption, clicking the icon will show generous EXIF data in a slick popup. Lot of work put into proper EXIF support. You guys have provided excellent feedback and feature request, I’ve been trying to get everyone request built in! Here’s all the new features that have been recently added based on your requests!
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