
   PHP GALLERY BASE TEMPLATE PROGRAM FOR JPEG FILES
   PHP v8.2.12

   The gallery program automatically creates a web page to display thumbnail
   images of all of the JPEG images within this containing folder and links
   them to their corresponding full-sized images within.

   A gallery consists of two or more JPEG images within this folder.

   The thumbnail sizes and image column widths may be adjusted as needed.

   To view the gallery on your web site, you would use something like:

   https://www.Your_Web_Site_URL.com/path/to/your-gallery-folder-name/

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INSTRUCTIONS

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STEP 1:

   Simply copy the entire template folder and then rename that copy to what-
   ever you wish to name your image gallery.

   There are three files and a sub-folder within the template folder:
   !-INSTRUCTIONS.txt
   index.php
   init.php

   When you duplicate a template folder, those files should be kept and in-
   cluded within each gallery folder.

   The sub-folder with the demo images can be deleted when you use your own
   images for the gallery.


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STEP 2:

   Put all the JPEG images (file extensions MUST be '.jpg') which you want to
   use in your gallery into that newly created folder on your local or public
   web site/server.


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STEP 3:

   Run the 'init.php' script to initialize the gallery and create thumbnails.
   The thumbnail images are created by this script which is run only once to
   initially create them.

   To initialize on a local PHP-enabled server:
   http://localhost/path/to/your-gallery-folder-name/init.php

   To initialize on a public PHP-enabled server:
   https://www.Your_Web_Site_URL.com/path/to/your-gallery-folder-name/
   If all is working OK, it should display a count of all the images
   in the folder, such as '10 Images' or '20 Images', when finished.

   You should now be ready to view your gallery simply by calling the
   gallery by the name you gave the folder.


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STEP 4:

   To view the gallery on a local PHP-enabled server:
   http://localhost/path/to/your-gallery-folder-name/

   To view the gallery on a public PHP-enabled server:
   https://www.Your_Web_Site_URL.com/path/to/your-gallery-folder-name/

   If the program is working properly, then you can edit the template
   values in the 'init.php' and 'index.php' files and fill them in as
   you like to customize the gallery display.


