Consolidate photo + gallery components

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SmartPost is a dynamic templating and authoring tool that brings a lot of the features of the WordPress dashboard to the front end.

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Consolidate photo + gallery components #33

Open rafiyagi opened 10 years ago

rafiyagi commented 10 years ago

If I upload a picture and then hit load file again it should add a new picture area with the new picture rather than delete the first one.

Bitbucket: https://bitbucket.org/tuftsceeo/smartpost2.0/issue/33
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Originally Created At: 2014-02-13T13:28:20.481

rafiyagi commented 10 years ago

The photo and gallery components for now work, in later versions we will look at consolidating the components.

Original Comment By: Rafi Yagi

rafiyagi commented 10 years ago

"Gallery" and "Photo" components should be consolidated.

If a single photo is uploaded, it should be rendered as a large photo - if more than one photo gets uploaded, then then it should be displayed as some gallery.

Going between "gallery" mode to "single" mode
How is the gallery mode displayed? Is it a bunch of thumbnails with the first image being the original? Can users then scroll through the thumbnails, click on one, and that becomes the "large" photo?

Original Comment By: Rafi Yagi

rafiyagi commented 10 years ago

yes - exactly -

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rafiyagi commented 10 years ago

Should consolidate the photo component with the gallery component?

If a user uploads 1 photo - it should be displayed by itself, otherwise if multiple images are involved, it should be displayed in gallery mode. There might be some UI challenges transition between the two.

Original Comment By: Rafi Yagi

rafiyagi commented 10 years ago

Use the Gallery component to upload multiple pictures

Original Comment By: Rafi Yagi

rafiyagi commented 10 years ago

This isn't a bug - you can do this using the "Gallery" component instead of the "Photo" component. The Photo component is exactly that - a single photo with a caption.

Original Comment By: Rafi Yagi