First of all, thanks for the great gallery: I've just set up the latest version on my site, and I really like it.
However, it seems like I need a feature which does not exist in the current Imagevue.
It would be great if it was possible to specify a different source path for the contents of a specific folder - to separate the logical tree-structure of the image library from the underlying physical structure of folders on the website.
I'll explain the use-case. I have several folders in my "content" folder, let's say "Nepal" and "Nepal-2010". I've decided to re-organize the structure of the gallery and create a top-level folder "Travel", then a sub-folder "Nepal", and two subfolders in it: "2009" and "2010".
I can easily create such structure and simply move my existing pictures into the new folders. However, in this case I am getting a problem: I have a lot of direct external references to the existing files (I usually insert the pictures into my blog posts), and they will be broken if I mode the pictures.
So, it seems like I need some kind of an "Alias" to an existing path, so I can leave physical images where they are now and create a different logical structure to access them from the gallery menu and the URL string.
Right now I try to achieve similar behavior by hiding old folders and creating new ones as internal links. However, internal links do not work in HTML-mode (is that a known issue?).
Also, link-folders do not change the URL. In the example above, I want the folder "/content/Nepal" to be displayed by the URL "www.mysite.com/#/content/Travel/Nepal/2009", but using link-folder will just redirect the user to "www.mysite.com/#/content/Nepal", which is not what I exactly want.
I hope the explanation is clear enough. Also hope that this feature will be useful not only for me
Thanks
