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Adding translations

You can easily add missing languages or missing labels on the User interface using Notepad.

Building Panoramic galleries

Panoramic galleries made of extreme wide images. Read how to make panoramics galleries look nice.

Using "Ignore pattern"

With this handy feature you can build sub-galleries or filter out certain (types of) files.

Adding custom header and footer to your galleries

Many users asking how to include their own pictures, links or ads on the generated galleries automatically. Here is how...

Modifying the required location of the header.inc and footer.inc files

You can control where to place these include files — i.e. on the index/slide pages or only at top level folder. Everything is possible. Read how.

GPS data & Links to Maps

Using geographic data added by your camera or added later using geotagging software, you can have links to Google Maps various ways.

 

Using THM files for movie thumbnails

Did you ever wonder how to make thumbnails representing your movie files? Then it's something for you.

Command line mode / Batch processing

Building large albums with different settings per folder is not only for geeks. Read how to use this powerful feature of JAlbum.

Hidden or Private folders

You can also create private/hidden folders on your gallery page. A private should only visible if you share/sent somebody the direct link to that "private folder".

 

Creating Multi-language albums

This feature is available with Chameleon version v4.10 or newer. Learn how to enter multi-lingual comments, and build the album.

 

Enhanced Picture: Comments with Links to Hidden Folders

Enhanced Picture comment can be used as an effective "Folder Link" to part of an album that is excluded or hidden.

A Favourites Album, and Using Slide Comments to Point to other Albums

A large JAlbum with hundreds or thousands of image can overwhelm a visitor. So it's a good practice to make a selection of your favourites you won't like to be missed.

 

 

 

 

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