How do you make this gallery

[kirman]

I need to make an image gallery where my thumbnails are displayed on the right and when you click them the appear as a larger image to the right on the same page.

Any help would be fab

Cheers oppos

[Webzarus]

http://www.stunicholls.com/gallery/photo_click.html

[klintan]

There are all sorts of image "lightbox" plugins for jQuery eg.
Here are some of them recomended in a list:
http://www.onextrapixel.com/2012/03/...oming-designs/

The placement of the images are easily done by using CSS.
Look at the bottom right window here and experiment:

http://jsfiddle.net/klintan/GfuZV/

[kirman]

Let me get this straight as I'm new to jquery... U download jquery from their website... Uploaded that file to your site and add commands to your that coincide with that file? I take it these bits u add to it are plugins? Thanks again but I still can't find one that does it

[Webzarus]

Nope, not plugins ( wrong terminology ).

I personally do put a copy of the jquery library on the server I run on.

Many people just link to a stable copy like the ones hosted on googles content delivery servers.

The benefit from that, is like everything web based, when a browser request it from google, it save it to the users temporary Internet files on the local computer. Then if the user visits another page that references the same file, maybe on a completely different site, the browser knows it has a copy of the same file and loads it from the local computer ( so the second and any other instance ), will load much faster.

Jquery is a standardized library of JavaScript commands, that add effects and such to the site through the use of JavaScript that calls the jquery library to create different effects.

This is not something that you will learn overnight, unless you already know JavaScript.

I only pointed you to that site because he has many different examples showing different ways to accomplish, and if you know what you're doing, you can copy / paste his code and recreate the same things.

All of his examples can be tweaked by modifying the JavaScript that call the effects.

Since I really don't know what you're looking for its kinda hard to point in the right direction.