hi! looks nice! i like how it scales to fit the window. a few thoughts:
- not sure we can get away completely without thumbnail support from our side, i'd hate to leave the rescaling to the browser after downloading 12MB of jpg.. - along the same lines, will there be an overview somewhere? like a contact sheet thing where you see more than one image at the same time? - the scrolling is a neat effect. i think i would like it even better with a bit of a grace period before the next bar scrolls into the image (i.e. make it snap to full screen image only more easily, without overlaid decorations) - moving to the next image takes me quite some time with the mouse wheel on a bigger screen (need to scroll like 4-5 times to finish) cheers, jo On Sat, Jun 11, 2016 at 10:08 PM, Set Hallström <pub...@sakrecoer.com> wrote: > Hi all! > > It took me faster than i thought. > > Here is an example of what i envisioned: > http://sakrecoer.com/DT-export/ > > The technique is working in firefox, chrome, ubuntu-phone, android (the > effect is lost but it displays alright), but i have yet to test it on > iOS, safari and explorer, anyone here that could test that? > > You will find the source file here: > https://github.com/Sakrecoer/DT-webgallery > Its a simple html file with in-line CSS, so no linked material needed > except of course the rendered photos. I prepared the index.html in the > root of that repo with made-up variables that you can simply replace by > the ones you use. Some of them are purely hypothetical, such as > ${ALLtags} and probably others. To understand them i wrote a list in the > readme.md in the github page. > > The index file contains the full image, this system has no thumbnails. > But i figure that even lightbox will give us long loading time for > people with low-bandwidth. Sure, the index loads quicker like it is now > with thumbnails linking to the picture displayed in lightbox, but to > watch the full pictures would require the same amount of data to be > downloaded. > > I figure this model would be best if the output pictures have 1024px > height at maximum. But i was wondering if the current size-setting box > in the export-prompt could be used to create a zip file of all pictures > that could be added in a "Download All" Link? And then have it render > what is currently the thumbnails at 1024 height? That would require > some coding from you guys, so i guess, it will only happen if you feel it... > > Anyways, i hope you like it. If not, its all good. It was fun to do and > i can use it for myself in some jekyll theme. I hope however that you > will at some point revisit the "export to web gallery" function. It's a > really great feature. > > Have a great week-end, > > Yours, > Set > > ___________________________________________________________________________ > darktable developer mailing list > to unsubscribe send a mail to darktable-dev+unsubscr...@lists.darktable.org > ___________________________________________________________________________ darktable developer mailing list to unsubscribe send a mail to darktable-dev+unsubscr...@lists.darktable.org
