Image Browser
Description
This plug-in will help you to show image browser on your Vivvo site. It takes images that you upload to your server and creates image browser that is accessible via http://www.example.com/images page. All you need to do is upload images via FTP or Asset Manager to /files/images folder that is automatically created during installation. You can also create subfolder with images that will automatically create a link in navigation and a separate galery on the http://www.example.com/images/subfolder link.
A gallery image will enlarge when user click on its preview using Lightbox gallery.
How to Install?
You need to access the Plug-ins section. Click on the Plug-ins link which is located in Main menu at the top of your administrator panel.
A list of all plug-ins currently registered to the system is displayed on the right hand side of the screen on Downloaded plug-ins tab.
To install Image Browser plug-in you need to click on the install icon on the right side of the plug-ins name.
This will take you to the page with the installation link: Click here to Install the plug-in
After you run the installation, you will be informed that the plug-in was successfully installed.
You may easily go back to the Plug-ins page, by following the link: Click here to go to Plug-in
How to Uninstall?
To uninstall Image Browser plug-in you need to click on the uninstall icon on the right side of the plug-in name.
This will take you to the page with the link for uninstall: Click here to uninstall the plug-in
You will be informed that the plug-in was successfully uninstalled and you may return to the Plug-ins page by clicking the link: Click here to return to Plug-in home page.
Actions
Upload images via FTP or Asset Manager plug-in to /files/images folder that is automatically created during installation. On the http://www.example.com/images, thumbnails are previewed and can be enlarged on a click (using Lightbox). You can also create a subfolder with images that will automatically create a link in navigation and a separate gallery on the http://www.example.com/images/subfolder link.
