Also, the following files, if placed in the images directory, will be used to
generate part of the index page:
- description.txt - a simple text file containing paragraphs to go at the
- beginnings of the index page
- captions.txt - filename<tab>caption style file, it'll add a caption to
- the images on the index page.
+ description.txt
+ a simple text file containing paragraphs to go at the beginnings of
+ the index page
+ captions.txt
+ filename<tab>caption style file, it'll add a caption to the images
+ on the index page.
+
The following environment variables can also be used:
- TITLE - the title of the gallery
- WIDTH - the width to make the icons
- BPGALLERY_THEME - set the theme to use (described below)
- BPGALLERY_THEME_DIR - set an extra location to look for themes
- OUTPUTHTML - sets the script output to be wrapped in a <pre> block
+ TITLE
+ the title of the gallery
+
+ WIDTH
+ the width to make the icons
+
+ MEDIUMWIDTH
+ set the width of images in the medium size pages
+
+ BPGALLERY_THEME
+ set the theme to use (described below)
+
+ BPGALLERY_THEME_DIR
+ set an extra location to look for themes
+
+ OUTPUTHTML
+ sets the script output to be wrapped in a <pre> block
+
+ GENERATEPAGESFORMEDIUMSIZE
+ generate medium sized images and pages
+
+ GENERATEPAGESFORFULLSIZE
+ decide wether to generate pages for the full size images or not
+
+ INDEXDOCUMENT
+ name of the index page (e.g. index.html)
Example Usage:
TITLE="My Funky Gallery" bpgallery.sh /path/to/image/files
what's it for?:
Whatever is in here is generated per thumbnail.
available variables:
+ $link - the page/image to link to
$filename - the name of the file
$caption - the caption as got from captions.txt
+ bpgallery_ThemeName_page()
+ what's it for?:
+ It generates the pages for fullsize image pages
+ available variables:
+ $filename - the name of the image
+ $previouspage - the URL for the previous page
+ $currentpage - the url for the current page
+ $nextpage - the url for the next page
+ $caption - the image caption
If any of the functions are not defined in a theme then the default theme
function will be used instead. The default theme is clean and simplistic, this