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Hello, I'm new here and I have a question.

Is there anyway to alter/change the animation of the thumbnails? For example: When you click on a gallery the thumbnails load in a left to right fading motion. Anyway to slow it down or change it?

This is what I have so far: http://photobylucien.com/gallery/

Slow it down? no. Thumbnails appear as fast as they are loaded, and we wouldn't want to change that ...

Unfortunately there are no settings for this, because basically the thumbnails appear as soon as they have loaded. What were you imagining?

mjau-mjau wrote:Slow it down? no. Thumbnails appear as fast as they are loaded, and we wouldn't want to change that ...

Unfortunately there are no settings for this, because basically the thumbnails appear as soon as they have loaded. What were you imagining?

Mainly it might be cool to have customization into the type of animation that appears.

To me I see them fading in from Left to right, is that correct? (once they have loaded once)

What if they flipped or came in from the top..

Also what about when you hover over your thumbnail and it zooms? What if we could change that to have a flipping animation or something?

IDK just wanted to know if there was any way to mess with that.. I know i'm being to demanding

You can change the effects when hovering over the thumbnails, but there are not currently any option to change the way they appear. This would be a bit tedious to tell you the truth, but we will take it as a suggestion!

mjau-mjau wrote:You can change the effects when hovering over the thumbnails, but there are not currently any option to change the way they appear. This would be a bit tedious to tell you the truth, but we will take it as a suggestion!

I bet No worries, though was just curious.

How do I change the hovering effects?

frankd14321 wrote:How do I change the hovering effects?

If you go to admin -> settings -> edit your theme -> thumbnails.thumbnails.thumbnail.*, there are a few options to change scale and opacity on mouse rollover.