Every item has associated with it tags. example:
{id: (from seawinds),
name: chairychristmas,
tags: [brown, chair, recliner, wicker, outdoor],
collection: montego
}
Imagine a box where you type the thing you want, suppose I start tying b, this could be 'brown', 'blue', 'bed', and these would appear and you would select one of these. Once you do that, the tag for the one you selected appears and the only photos that are shown are the ones that have that tag. (maybe throw out everything that doesn't have the chosen tag, or vice versa). If you have two tags like 'brown' and 'montego' you only get items that have those two tags.
if you click one of the pics, you get a popup box with a description with a link to the page with description. (maybe link to sea).
Have starred items, so that you can have like a wishlist type thing. Starred = {id of item: [tags]}
Every item has associated with it tags. example:
{id: (from seawinds), name: chairychristmas, tags: [brown, chair, recliner, wicker, outdoor], collection: montego }
Imagine a box where you type the thing you want, suppose I start tying b, this could be 'brown', 'blue', 'bed', and these would appear and you would select one of these. Once you do that, the tag for the one you selected appears and the only photos that are shown are the ones that have that tag. (maybe throw out everything that doesn't have the chosen tag, or vice versa). If you have two tags like 'brown' and 'montego' you only get items that have those two tags.
if you click one of the pics, you get a popup box with a description with a link to the page with description. (maybe link to sea).
Have starred items, so that you can have like a wishlist type thing. Starred = {id of item: [tags]}