Photoset Grid

A simple jQuery plugin to arrange images into a flexible grid, based on Tumblr's photoset feature. Originally the plugin was created for our Style Hatch Tumblr themes as a way to use the photoset grid in responsive layouts, but we have since expanded it for use outside of the themes.

Demo

View the photoset grid Github page for all the examples or jump straight to the following demos:

• Basic usage
• Custom options
• Adding a lightbox viewer
• Using photoset grid in a Tumblr theme

Usage

Apply the photo set grid layout to a selected div containing images for the grid.

The only markup requirement is a data-layout attribute on the selected div. data-layout should contain a string of numbers representing the number of columns for each row.

If all of the images in a photoset set both a height and a width, the layout of the grid is triggered immediately before all of the images load. Otherwise imagesLoaded is used to wait for all of the images to load in.

Understanding data-layout:

• data-layout="2331" 1st row has 2 images, 2nd row has 3 images, 3rd row has 3 images, and 4th row has 1 image. Total of 9 images.
• data-layout="13" 1st row has 1 image and 2nd row has 3 images.

Basic Usage

Simply call photosetGrid(); on a div with the data-layout specified and a number of images inside.

HTML:

<div class="photoset-grid" data-layout="13"> 	<img src="image1.jpg"> 	<img src="image2.jpg"> 	<img src="image3.jpg"> 	<img src="image4.jpg"> </div> 

Javascript:

$('.photoset-grid').photosetGrid(); 

Custom Options

Beyond the basic usage, you can set a number of optional arguments including callback functions that are useful for adding a lightbox for high resolution images.

arguments

• width - string Change the width that the photo set grid will be rendered at. Default: 100% automatically fits its container for responsive layouts
• layout - string Manually set a string of numbers to specify the number of images each row contains. Default: null generates a stacked layout of one image per row
• gutter - string Set the pixel width between the columns and rows. Default: 0px
• highresLinks - boolean Set to true to automatically swap out the default image src with the data-highres attribute once the image is wider than lowresWidth. This will also wrap each image with an a vs. div element. Default: false
• lowresWidth - number Sets the width where the default image is swapped out for the high resolution image. Default: 500
• rel - string This optional setting useful for lightbox viewers applies a common rel attribute to the anchor tags wrapping the images.
• borderActive - boolean This optional setting is used to wrap each image with a border. Default: false
• borderWidth - string Define the width of the border wrapping each image. Default: '5px'
• borderColor - string Defines the color used for the border wrapping each image. Default: '#000000'
• borderRadius - string Defines the border radius of the border wrapping each image. Default: '0'
• borderRemoveDouble - boolean If the gutter is set to 0px (or not specified) then this option can be used to remove double borders that would occur between each row/cell. Default: false
• onInit - function Define a function to be called when the plugin is initialized.
• onComplete - function Define a function to be called when the plugin has completed the grid layout.

HTML:

<div class="photoset-grid" style="visibility: hidden;"> 	<img src="image1.jpg" data-highres="highres-image1.jpg"> 	<img src="image2.jpg" data-highres="highres-image2.jpg"> 	<img src="image3.jpg" data-highres="highres-image3.jpg"> 	<img src="image4.jpg" data-highres="highres-image4.jpg"> 	<img src="image5.jpg" data-highres="highres-image5.jpg"> 	<img src="image6.jpg" data-highres="highres-image6.jpg"> 	<img src="image7.jpg" data-highres="highres-image7.jpg"> </div> 

Javascript:

$('.photoset-grid').photosetGrid({ 	layout: '232', 	width: '100%', 	gutter: '5px', 	highresLinks: true, 	lowresWidth: 300, 	rel: 'gallery-01', 	borderActive: true, 	borderWidth: '3px', 	borderColor: '#000000', 	borderRadius: '3px', 	borderRemoveDouble: false,  	onInit: function(){}, 	onComplete: function(){  		$('.photoset-grid').css({ 			'visibility': 'visible' 		});  	} }); 

Installation

Bower package manager

You can easily install photoset-grid as a Bower package by running:

$ bower install photoset-grid 

Credits

• Jonathan Moore - @moore | jonathanmoore.com
• Mikey Wills - @mukealicious | muke.me
• Additional
  • Thomas Sardyha & David DeSandro - desandro/imagesloaded
  • Louis-Rémi Babé - louisremi/jquery-smartresize

MIT License

Copyright (c) 2013 Style Hatch, Inc

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