Configuration of Module Gallerix

Create a picture album with different styles.

Needed by: Gallerix Development

Configuration to use the module Gallerix.

Steps to follow:

1. Install the module normally, after being installed by default creates a folder inside the folder files, gallerix. Inside the folder it creates an album, where are all the images you attach to the future album you create.

2. After installing the module we configure it on Administer/gallerix. As shown in the picture below. Image 1

3. It is necessary to fill the fields with the values shown in the picture but they can be changed depending on the user's interest. Default view, shows how the gallery will look once its created, if they are tiny images that clicking on any of them will shows the same image but in a larger scale as shown in the following image. Image 2

Or if the image is displayed directly on a larger scale and under the album, on a smaller scale, as shown below. Image 3

4. The field Default Sort Order shows the order of images in the album, this field may be variable depending on the user preferences.

5. The field Number of Thumbnails contains the amount of images on a little scale that the album will contain, this value can be changed by users at their convenience.

6. In the design options, the components Image, Thumbnails and Developer Tools have to be marked so they can be displayed, as shown in the picture below.
Image 4

7. On the field Style Options shows the style in which images will be on the album, this value can be modified by the user. Image 5

8. In the General Settings are the properties of the images in size, which can be modified, as the number of images that can be uploaded to the album. Image 6

9. After configuring the module as explained above, is capable of creating an album, go to Create Content, create an album as shown in the figure.
Image 7

10. It should fill the Album Name field with the name you want to put the album displays the following image. Image 8

11. Then you make click on the User Images field, where images will be uploaded to form part of the album. Image 9

As a result of this configuration we have a picture album, as shown in the figure below: Image 10