Galleria options are defined using a flat object during initialization.:
$('#galleria').galleria({
preload: 3,
transition: 'fade',
image_crop: true
});
Note: You can define your own options and set defaults for each theme using the Theme builder API.
Table of contents (in alphabetical order) =================
- autoplay
- carousel
- carousel_follow
- carousel_speed
- carousel_steps
- clicknext
- data_config
- data_image_selector
- data_source
- data_type
- debug
- extend
- height
- idle_time
- image_crop
- image_margin
- image_pan
- image_pan_smoothness
- image_position
- image_scroll
- keep_source
- lightbox_fade_speed
- lightbox_transition_speed
- max_scale_ratio
- min_scale_ratio
- on_image
- overlay_opacity
- overlay_background
- popup_links
- preload
- queue
- show
- show_info
- show_counter
- show_imagenav
- thumb_crop
- thumb_fit
- thumb_margin
- thumb_quality
- thumbnails
- transition
- transition_speed
type: Boolean or Number
default: false
If true
, this will start playing the slideshow with 5 seconds interval (default). If you set this to any number, f.ex 4000, it will start playing with that interval (in milliseconds)
type: Boolean
default: true
If true
, this will activate the carousel when needed. false
will force it to not appear t all.
type: Boolean
default: true
Defines if the the carousel should follow the active image.
type: Number
default: 200
The slide speed of the carousel in milliseconds.
type: Number or String
default: 'auto'
The number of "steps" the carousel will slide when navigating between available thumbnails. 'auto'
will move the carousel as many steps as there are visible thumbnails.
type: Boolean
default: false
Helper for adding a click event for each image that navigates to the next image in the gallery. Note that setting this to true will disable any other links that you might have in the data object.
type: Function
default: undefined
This function configures how the data should be extracted from the source. It should return an object that will blend in with the default extractions.
- image: the
src
attribute OR parent<a>
tag'shref
attribute (if exists and links to an image) - thumb: the
src
attribute - title: the
title
attribute - description: the
alt
attribute - link: the
longdsesc
attribute
<div id="galleria">
<img src="myimg.jpg" rel="John Doe">
<span class="desc">My picture</span>
</div>
<script>
$('#galleria').galleria({
data_config: function(img) {
// img is now the image element
// the function should return an object with the new data
return {
description: $(img).next('.desc'), // sets description to "My picture"
author: $(img).attr('rel') // sets author to "John Doe"
};
}
});
</script>
data_image_selector ---------------
type: String
default: 'img'
The selector Galleria should look for in the HTML source. Defaults to <code>'img'</code> and there is rarely any reason to change this.
type: String or Array
default: jQuery target
This is where Galleria finds the data depending on data_type. It defaults to the target selector, which is the same element that was used in the jQuery plugin.
// Galleria will look for images in '#galleria':
$('#galleria').galleria();
// Galleria will look for images in '#images'
// but use '#galleria' as gallery container:
$('#galleria').galleria({data_source: '#images'});
type: String
default: 'auto'
The dataType Galleria will use to extract data. Available options are 'json', 'html' or 'auto' (default). There is rarely any reason to change this from auto, but you might encounter a situation where you'd like to force a certain data type.
- 'auto' means that it will try to detect dataType automatially.
- 'json' will force Galleria to treat the source parameter as a JSON data String or Array
- 'html' will force Galleria to treat the source parameter as a selector in the DOM where the image data is found.
// Galleria will use some custom image data:
var data = [{
image: 'myimg.jpg'
}, {
image: 'myimg2.jpg'
}];
$('#galleria').galleria({data_source: data});
type: Boolean
default: false
Setting this to true
will throw errors when something is not right. You can also set this globally using Galleria.debug = true
.
type: Function
default: undefined
This function is used to extend the init function of the theme. Use this to quickly add minor customizations to the theme. The first argument is the options object, and the scope is always the Galleria gallery, just like the theme's init() function.
<script>
$('#galleria').galleria({
extend: function(options) {
$('<a>').text('play').click(this.proxy(function() {
this.play();
})).appendTo('body');
}
});
</script>
type: Number or String
default: 'auto'
This will set a height to the gallery. If you set this to 'auto' and no CSS height is found, Galleria will automatically add a 16/9 ratio as a fallback.
type: Number
default: 3000
If you use the .addIdleState() function, you can adjust the time before galleria goes into idle mode using this option. The value is set in milliseconds.
type: Boolean or String
default: false
Defines how the images will be cropped.
- true means that all images will be scaled to fill the stage, centered and cropped.
- false will scale down so the entire image fits.
- 'height' will scale the image to fill the height of the stage.
- 'width' will scale the image to fill the width of the stage.
image_margin ----------
type: Number
default: 0
Sets a margin between the image and stage.
type: Boolean
default: false
When cropping images, you can set image_pan to true to apply a mouse-controlled movement of the image to reveal the cropped parts. This effect is useful if you want to avoid dark areas around the image but still be able to view the entire image. Popular on many fashion websites.
image_pan_smoothness ----------
type: Number
default: 12
This value sets how "smooth" the image pan movement should be. The higher value, the smoother effect but also CPU consuming.
image_position ----------
type: String
default: 'center'
Positions the main image. Works like the CSS background-position property, f.ex 'top right' or '20% 100%'. You can use keywords, percents or pixels. The first value is the horizontal position and the second is the vertical. Read more at http://www.w3.org/TR/REC-CSS1/#background-position
keep_source ----------
type: Boolean
default: false
This sets if the source HTML should be left intact. Setting this to true
will also create clickable images of each image inside the source. Useful for building custom thumbnails and still have galleria control the gallery.
lightbox_fade_speed ----------
type: Number
default: 200
When calling .showLightbox()
the lightbox will animate and fade the images and captions. This value set how fast they should fade in milliseconds.
lightbox_transition_speed ----------
type: Number
default: 300
When calling .showLightbox()
the lightbox will animate the white square before displaying the image. This value set how fast it should animate in milliseconds.
max_scale_ratio ----------
type: Number
default: undefined
Sets the maximum scale ratio for images. F.ex, if you don't want Galleria to upscale any images, set this to 1. undefined will allow any scaling of the images.
min_scale_ratio ----------
type: Number
default: undefined
Sets the minimum scale ratio for images.
on_image(image, thumbnail) ----------
type: Function
default: undefined
Helper event function that triggers when an image is loaded and about to enter the stage. This function simplifies the process of adding extra functionality when showing an image without using the extend method och manipulating the theme.
image is the main image and thumbnail is the active thumbnail. Both are returned as IMG elements.
overlay_opacity ----------
type: Number
default: 0.85
This sets how much opacity the overlay should have when calling .showLightbox()
overlay_background ----------
type: String
default: #0b0b0b
This defines the overlay background color when calling .showLightbox()
popup_links ----------
type: Boolean
default: false
Setting this to true will open any image links in a new window.
type: String or Number
default: 2
Defines how many images Galleria should preload in advance. Please note that this only applies when you are using separate thumbnail files. Galleria always cache all preloaded images.
- 2 preloads the next 2 images in line
- 'all' forces Galleria to start preloading all images. This may slow down client.
- 0 will not preload any images
type: Boolean
default: true
Galleria queues all activation clicks (next/prev & thumbnails). You can see this effect when f.ex clicking "next" many times. If you don't want Galleria to queue, set this to false.
type: Number
default: 0
This defines what image index to show at first. If you use the history plugin, a permalink will override this number.
show_info -----
type: Boolean
default: true
Set this to false if you do not wish to display the caption.
show_counter -----
type: Boolean
default: true
Set this to false if you do not wish to display the counter.
show_imagenav -----
type: Boolean
default: true
Set this to false if you do not wish to display the image navigation (next/prev arrows).
type: Boolean or String
default: true
Same as image_crop but for thumbnails.
type: Boolean
default: true
If this is set to 'true', all thumbnail containers will be shrinked to fit the actual thumbnail size. This is only relevant if thumb_crop is set to anything else but 'true'. If you want all thumbnails to fit inside a conainer with predefined width & height, set this to 'false'.
type: Number
default: 0
Same as image_margin but for thumbnails.
type: Boolean or String
default: true
Defines if and how IE should use bicubic image rendering for thumbnails.
- 'auto' uses high quality if image scaling is moderate.
- false will not use high quality (better performance).
- true will force high quality renedring (can slow down performance)
type: Boolean or String
default: true
Sets the creation of thumbnails. If false, Galleria will not create thumbnails. If you set this to 'empty', Galleria will create empty spans with the className img
instead of thumbnails.
type: Function or String
default: 'fade'
The transition that is used when displaying the images. There are some built-in transitions in Galleria, but you can also create your own using our Transitions API
- 'fade' fade betweens images
- 'flash' fades into background color between images
- 'slide' slides the images using the Galleria easing depending on image position
- 'fadeslide' fade between images and slide slightly at the same time
type: Number
default: 400
The milliseconds used when applying the transition.