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The Random Images module allows you to create blocks containing random images
without the overhead of CCK, Views or Gallery modules.
Notes:
- This module does not resize images.
- If caching is enabled, the random images will
only cycle when the cache is cleared.
Instructions 6.x:
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- Copy the module folder to /sites/all/modules or /sites/default/modules
- Enable "Random Images" and "Upload" at /admin/build/modules
- For comfortable images management recommended to install "Upload Previews" module
- Create page or story and upload images. Fill Description fields for uploaded files
- Specify a location of the first random image block at admin/build/block
- Specify a block settings at /admin/build/block/configure/random_images/1
Specify the human-readable block name
Specify node number (node with uploaded images) - If you want more blocks you can change "blocks count" value
- Specify the permissions at /admin/user/permissions#module-random_images
- Uploaded images you also can see at /random_images/1 page.
Instructions 5.x:
- Copy the module folder to /sites/all/modules or /sites/default/modules
- Enable Random Images at Administer->Site Building->Modules
- Navigate to Administer->Site Configuration->Random Image
- Add Block
- Specify the human-readable block name
- Specify the filesystem path for the images. Relative paths are relative to
your root directory. Images should be sized in advance. - Specify the number of images to place in this block.
- Navigate to Administer->Site Building->Blocks
- Specify a location and settings your new random image block.
Project information
- 15 sites report using this module
- Created by criznach on , updated
- This project is not covered by the security advisory policy.
Use at your own risk! It may have publicly disclosed vulnerabilities.