One way would be to create content type for the images with an imagefield (one image per node), then create a View that displays one node at a time and has a pager in the footer. The rest would be CSS.
Just add an image field with multiple values to a content type, then you can create a node with more than one image file.
One disdvantage is that you can't simply add fields or other things to one image. The reference gallery has Facebook and Twitter buttons, as well as a source link. If you make each image a node, you can just add fields for these on the image content type.
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One way would be to create
One way would be to create content type for the images with an imagefield (one image per node), then create a View that displays one node at a time and has a pager in the footer. The rest would be CSS.
Thank you for replies. I
Thank you for replies.
I don't think this is the best solution. In your opinion I should create 20 nodes (for 20 images) and make View. I don't like this idea but thank you.
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That's a pretty standard way of doing it. The other common option would be to place a multivalue imagefield on a node.
The other common option would
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Just add an image field with
Just add an image field with multiple values to a content type, then you can create a node with more than one image file.
One disdvantage is that you can't simply add fields or other things to one image. The reference gallery has Facebook and Twitter buttons, as well as a source link. If you make each image a node, you can just add fields for these on the image content type.