It selects different images on every page load and takes the device's screen size into account, selecting the images that fit the best into the available screen space. This one selects random images from the whole album, subfolders included.
Now both Tiger and Story skins have received a hero image slider, which works a bit differently from Photoblogger's. Previously, only the Photoblogger skin had an image slider in the hero area. You can send your design for any of our bundled skins, and we will exhibit the best ones, and perhaps even include them in the skin, with your permission. If you think your new style would appeal to other users, please send us the style files stylename.css and stylename.jap from the Skin directory (Ctrl-Shift-S) / styles subfolder. You might need to reload the skin (Ctrl-R) for the new style to appear in the "Styles" box. Well after a fair amount of work I am finally happy with the output from the skin I have created for JAlbum :) The idea is that you can very quickly and simply turn a group/directory of photos into a website, and have them display as much EXIF/Metadata as possible, automatically. You can specify which settings to include and exclude, but in most cases, you don't need to modify this – just give it a name, and press OK.
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If you'd like to play with it, download this tool, tweak every setting to your liking, and save it as a new style with Tools / External tools / Create new style from the current settings. I have developed a small tool that creates a new style from the current settings. Even though you could make Tiger look simpler before version 4 too, now I added a few simple styles – Latte, Portfolio, Plain Light, and Plain Dark – to make authoring simplistic web galleries even easier. Our default skin – Tiger – still carries this skeuomorphic heritage that started with Chameleon and later Turtle. The focus shifted towards usability, enhancing user engagement and accessibility. While the early 2000s were characterized by skeuomorphic designs, where websites mimicked real-world textures and objects, with the advent of mobile devices, minimalism, and plain design emerged. Over the past two decades, the landscape of web design has undergone a remarkable transformation. Let's see what are the news: Simpler styles It started with a Samples page redesign – which hasn't been deployed yet – so you can enjoy these enhancements even before we exhibit them. You might have noticed that a handful of our bundled skins recently received major updates. Every year we add more and more functionality and features to our skins.
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