Thanks Dave - Placing the navigation buttons in the middle of the
display window would resolve the issue in most cases. I'll see if I can
figure out how to do that...
I'm not using a microscope but I think that many support simple T-Mount
adapters. Working with a microscope would be very interesting.
Mark
On 1/18/2015 11:34 PM, David Mann wrote:
On Jan 19, 2015, at 1:33 pm, Larry Colen <[email protected]> wrote:
Looking at it in chrome on a mac running Yosemite, the way that it resizes the pop up
image for every photo is distracting, the way that the "next" button moves
every time it resizes and I can't just click for each new photo, but have to keep chasing
the right arrow is really, really annoying.
The moving arrows bother me as well. It's something I paid close attention to
when I put my gallery system together.
It might be possible to set it up to allow users to click each side of the
image to navigate, similar to Facebook. That way the target area is big enough
that resizing the image area won't matter. Or centre the navigation buttons,
which is what I did, because I didn't want the user to have to place the
pointer over the image to navigate.
Rather than fancy pop-ups, why not have each photo get its own page with "previous", "next", and
"gallery" buttons, possibly with the photo itself being a "zoom" button?
I'm fine with popups but I'm less fine with 100 photos in a gallery. It's too
many to browse through in one go.
Nice photos though. I do wish the microscope at my wife's work had a Pentax
mount on it. I believe a camera fitting is available but only for their
proprietary (ie overpriced) accessory camera.
Cheers,
Dave
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