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The Fancy Imagebar adds a stylish image strip between the header and the main content of your webtrees website.
The images in the imagebar are clickable. When a visitor clicks an image, they are taken directly to the related individual, family, or source page. If an image contains multiple links, the first valid link is used.
- Display a gallery-style image strip between the header and main content
- Choose one or more folders containing the images to show
- Filter images by type, or leave empty to show all supported files
- Set the imagebar height and enable square thumbnails
- Configure separate settings for each tree
- Each image is linked to the related individual, family, or source page
You can help translate this module. The language files are available on POEditor where you can contribute updates. Alternatively, use a local editor such as Poedit or Notepad++ to edit the translations, then send them back to me via pull request or email. Updated translations will be included in the next module release.
Install using Custom Module Manager for an easy and convenient way to install webtrees custom modules. Open the Custom Module Manager in webtrees, scroll to “Fancy Imagebar”, and click “Install Module”.
Download the latest release of the module. Unpack the ZIP file and place the folder jc-fancy-imagebar in the modules_v4 folder of webtrees. Upload the new folder to your server. The module is enabled by default. Go to the control panel to adjust the options. You can find the Fancy Imagebar configuration page in the 'Other' section and on the module page.
If you are using the webtrees source code, you can install this module with Composer:
composer require justcarmen/jc-fancy-imagebarAfter installation you should run composer update to install the neccessary vendor files.
The module is easy to configure from the control panel. You can choose one or more folders containing the images to display, filter by image type (leave empty to show all), set the imagebar height between 40 and 160 pixels, and enable square thumbnails if desired. External images are not supported, and you can configure separate settings for each tree.
If you are experiencing bugs or have a feature request for this module, please create a new issue.