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In order to integrate X2 into my wordpress website I followed the instructions in THIS threat: https://forum.photo.gallery/viewtopic.p ... =wordpress
and used the wp-swfobject method - works fine so far.
BUT the fullscreen feature of imagevueX does not work any more - when I press either the link in filemod or the toggle fullscreen button in the menue - nothing happens...

Does anybody know what to do in order to reactivate the fullscreen option?!
It ´s for me the most important option - without it working, imagevue is half as good.

Here ´s the link for my sandbox:
http://westausgang.de/wordpress/?page_id=2

Thanks in advance for your help and feedback!

In the default embed code for Imagevue, you have this line: See the item: This parameter tells the page that fullscreen from flash is allowed, and that parameter has to be in the embed code of your page also!

Thanks for the advice Karl! -
But it was much easier - here for everybody the solution of how to integrate imagevueX2 into wordpress:

1. Download WP-SWFObject from here: http://code.google.com/p/swfobject/downloads/list
2. Activate it in wordpress admin console: Plugins->activate
3. Go to "Settings" in the wordpress admin console; Under "WP-SWFobject" you can access the settings - here you need to set "Allow FullScreen" to "True"
4. Create a new page under "Pages" -> "Add new"
5. Edit the newly created page and fill in the "Insert" area the following text:
[SWF]yourwebsite/imagevue/imagevue2.swf, 930, 650, allowFullScreen=true&foreground_color=EEEEEE&background_color=EEEEEE&theme=white[/SWF]
In my example here imagevue displays with width of 930px and height of 650; Fullscreen is allowed; Foreground and background color is white and the theme name that is active is "white".

Hope that helps others as well.

^That was quick and easy! Just had to adjust my own custom theme to fit the blog and I think 940 fits better then 930.

So far it looks like this:
http://www.mananetwork.net/blog/portfolio/

I'd like to hide the menu in wordpress without activating it in my main site. What is the code for that.

I tried autohide=true; but it didn't work

Thanks

You mean hide your wordpress menu? I am not sure that can be done ... Maybe someone who knows wordpress a little better?

mjau-mjau wrote:You mean hide your wordpress menu? I am not sure that can be done ... Maybe someone who knows wordpress a little better?

I like to turn off the autohide on my main webpage, but because the wordpress spread is so small it overlaps my images. How line can I use to overwrite the autohide (like the theme) so It can autohide.

Thank you

I checked your gallery again, and menu autohide is already turned off ... Sorry, I am not sure what you are trying to do.

On my site I'd like the menu to not hide, but on my blog I'd like it to hide because it gets in the way

http://www.mananetwork.net/blog/portfolio/

Just like westausgang.de posted about overwriting (allowFullScreen=true&foreground_color=EEEEEE&background_color=EEEEEE&theme=white)

Is there a line that would let me overwrite the autohide to be true?

Thanks

So you actually WANT the menu to autohide? Go to admin -> settings -> menu.mainmenu.autohide ... Uncheck it!

mjau-mjau wrote:So you actually WANT the menu to autohide? Go to admin -> settings -> menu.mainmenu.autohide ... Uncheck it!

I should explain in pictures but I'll try one more time.

On my main site: www.mananetworknet I like it the way it is (autohide off)

On my blog site www.mananetwork.net/blog/portfolio I'd like the menu to hide because it blocks alot of the images.

Is there a line I can add to switch the autohide from false to true?
EXample: [SWF]http://mananetwork.net/imagevue/imagevue2.swf, 940, 650, allowFullScreen=true&theme=BlogWhite&menu_autohide=true[/SWF]

mm, sorry I should have understood this earlier ...

Unfortunately, you can not set the "autohide" as a document parameter. The only way to achieve this, would be to have separate galleries running separate configurations, which would be very tedious just to achieve this. In a future release of imagevue, we are aiming to provide multiple configurations. This way you could create two different configurations, and apply them to your two gallery frontends easily ...

Perfect, thanks for the reply!