“Frontpage SlideShow” is a Javascript/CSS based slideshow system combining text and images to create “slides”, as well as (slide) navigation. These “slides” are being rotated one after the other with various fade effects, while text can be displayed/integrated anywhere inside the slideshow (see the various templates showcased on the right column menus). The slideshow’s navigation features play/pause and previous/next buttons, as well as individual slide selection buttons for full control by the user/visitor of your site.

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In this Demo site two different setup categories are used. Due to the nature of the content (movie posters) there is a different template for Movie listings and a different one for News listings. For the News listing two different groups of items are used, the Leading and the Primary group. Alternatively, you can set only one group, since the same image size is used for both.

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The default K2 template is what you need for these listings with the Large image size for the category listings in a single column. The number of items is set to one Leading, three Primary for the Homepage and three Leading, three Primary for the listings. The Movie listing uses a different K2 template, the movieListings. The main difference between this type of list and the one for News is that due to the movie posters format the Medium image size is used instead. The setup for this list is: three Leading items and three Primary items in a single column. Image sizes The following image sizes are recommended for this template: • XSmall 100 • Small 200 • Medium 478 • Large 648 • XLarge 900 • Generic 300 • Category image 100 • Avatar size 100 • Commenter image 48 Module suffixes •.

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SideVideoGallery to be used with the Video Gallery module. Banner300 to be used with rectangle banners.

MostCommented produces the most commented lists. MovieReviews is used on the K2 Content module 'Movie Reviews' located in the right sidebar on the Demo site. ListModule suffix is used to style modules such as K2 Content with large unorderded () lists of data. Condensed class renders the entire module with the ' font. Blockmod is used with gridded style content modules.

In the Demo site the 'Editor’s Picks' module uses the.blockmod suffix. SlidingModule should be used for the K2 Content module with the nuSlider template. WhiteBg renders the module with a white background (#FFFFFF), a 3px radius and a light CSS3 box shadow. Template specific module and component overrides K2 component There are two template overrides. One for the default item listings and one with a smaller image for the movie listings.

The latter is very useful if you have large portait images, (eg. Movie posters) and you do not want your article area to be too tall. K2 Content Module • Agenda Module • Most Commented items Module • Editor’s Pick Module • Default and Default list module • Opinion module • Quotes module • Movie Slider Module • nuSlider Module (upcoming Events) • Video Gallery module (sidebar) K2 Users Module Default and the “Articles by Users” module nuContent Module • Agenda Module • Editor’s Pick Module • Default and Default list module • Opionion module • Quotes module • nuSlider Module (upcoming Events) Extra Fields In some modules (eg. The 'DON'T MISS' module on the frontpage of our Demo site) there is some extra information, such as the date (as title) and place (at the bottom of each item in black bold letters) of an event. This extra information uses a K2 feature called Extra Fields. For better content management we have set up one Extra Field Group containing these two Extra Fields (both of them are Text Fields) and we have associated it with the Events category. These Extra Fields are shown only inside the item page and the Events ('DON'T MISS') module.

The styling is a little different in each case. The pattern we use for styling Extra Fields is: Inside the Extra Fields loop (foreach) of our K2 Content module we set up another parameter called $key which is the auto-increment number of each Extra Field starting from zero (0). For instance, the Text Field that has an output of the event’s date and duration will have the CSS classes. Field0 assigned to it while the place will have the class.

This way it's easier to add more Extra Fields and style them anyway you want. Extra Fields are also used for the 'Quotes'. The Author (by) and the Movie (in) are Text Fields belonging to the Quotes Extra Field Grοup assigned to the Quotes category. Finally, all movie details such as the 'Director', the 'Cast', the 'Genre' and 'when it is anticipated to appear in cinemas' are Text Fields belonging to the Movie Info Extra Field Grοup assigned to relative categories.

Setting up the tabs On the frontpage there are four tabbed modules. These are four different module positions called nuMovies_tab1 - 4. After assigning the modules to those positions you will notice that the tab headers have not been changed. Due to the limited space and wanting to preserve a somehow logical module naming, the tab headers are NOT the module titles. To name the tabs go to Extensions → Template Manager, locate your template, open it, and through the Template Specific Tab you will find the Tabs. Name them through the appropriate fields.

Commercial Extensions Simple Image Gallery Pro - After installing it go to the Extension's parameters Layout template for image galleries and choose the one named after the template, i.e. Frontpage SlideShow - After installing it go to the Component to setup your Slides category, add your slides (advise the Visual Walkthrough on how to set them up) and through the module's parameters ( Extensions → Module Manager) select the NuMovies template. Note *: The Slideshow template is also available through nuContent Items module in case you don't want to use the K2 component on your site.

• If you chose to use the Quickstart package, you can locate the K2 Content module in the position nuMovies_slideshow, through Extensions → Module Manager and check how it is setup. • If you chose not to use the Quickstart package, you need to follow the steps below in order to setup the K2 Content module (similar for nuContent Items module) to be used as a Slideshow: • Go to Extensions → Module Manager, • Create a K2 Content module by clicking on the New button from the top toolbar, • Select the Slideshow as the module's template, • Either get items through a category you have created for this purpose or just select specific items, • Select to show the Title, XLarge image, Category and Created date and time, • Publish it in nuMovies_slideshow position. Visual Walkthrough. In all our templates we use the extension by as our image gallery mechanism. This component supports six different layout templates which can be overridden to the template. Additionally to that, we have implemented one more layout for each template named after the template's name. All you have to do is select it through the component's parameters.

You can find the reference in each template's documentation. For two of our templates (nuMovies and nuFashion) we provide styling for the component by as the homepage slideshow as well. This component is accompanied by a module which also supports template overrides. As with Simple Image Gallery Pro, we have implemented specific layout templates for each template. Each template's documentation indicates which module template you should use. These are commercial plugins and are NOT included in the installation package. After purchasing the commercial extension from and installing it you can choose the appropriate component or module template you want to use according to your needs.

To read about free extensions. 2013 is bringing a lot of new cool things from the JoomlaWorks labs. New extensions that we hope will redefine essential functionality within any Joomla site and lots of updates to our existing line of extensions, like K2, Frontpage Slideshow and Simple Image Gallery Pro. The latter will now become a 'component based' extension (from just a plugin) to allow content managers to easily create and edit image galleries and their captions for K2 and any other extension within Joomla. We've always put user friendlyness and ease of use above all when building our extensions. At least up to what's possible for any type of extension.

Simple Image Gallery Pro was great (and still is) as a plugin that allows you to zip a bunch of files and quickly transform them to an image gallery grid. It's no wonder why the free version is one of the most popular extensions in the Joomla Extensions Directory for many years now. People hate to use tools that take more time to deal with than the actual content they're producing. If it takes you more time to upload a gallery than shooting the actual pictures, then there's a problem.

And unfortunately, many gallery components in the Joomlasphere simply fail to deliver what they promise. The following instructions apply to Frontpage Slideshow versions 3.0.0+ for Joomla 1.5, 2.5 & 3.0 compatible websites only. (Joomla v1.0 based websites are no longer supported as of version 2.1+ of the Frontpage Slideshow.) DOWNLOADING Login to your and grab the latest release from your 'My Subscriptions' page. An active membership is required.

QUICK INSTALLATION • Download the file FrontpageSlideshow-v3.X.X_j1.5-2.5-3.0.zip (where X is an incremental version number). • Login to the backend of your Joomla 1.5-2.5 website and navigate to Extensions >>Install/Uninstall (Joomla 1.5) or Extensions >>Manage (Joomla 1.6+).

• Choose to upload the zip file FrontpageSlideshow-v3.X.X_j1.5-2.5-3.0.zip (where X is an incremental version number) and the Frontpage Slideshow package will be installed and ready for your website to use. UPGRADING Unfortunately, there is no upgrade path from versions 2.x.x to 3.x.x of the Frontpage Slideshow. Because the extension has be re-written from scratch and the database tables are changed. We recommend that you follow this process to setup the latest v3.x.x release: a) backup your site first (using e.g. Akeeba Backup) b) note down your slideshows c) note down your customizations on existing Frontpage Slideshow templates so you can pass them on to the updated ones included in version 3+. To update from a 3.0.0+ version to a bigger version, all you need to do is just upload the new package over the previous one. There is no need to uninstall it first as you will lose all your slideshows.

Just install on top. JOOM!FISH SUPPORT Since version 2.1, Frontpage Slideshow bundles all necessary 'content elements' for translating slideshow contents to any language using Joom!Fish. Installing/upgrading Frontpage Slideshow will install/upgrade the Joom!Fish 'content elements' as well.

If Joom!Fish was not present when you installed Frontpage Slideshow, the 'content elements' did not install as well. If you add Joom!Fish on your site AFTER you installed Frontpage Slideshow, then all you have to do to add Joom!Fish support on your slideshows is to just re-install Frontpage Slideshow. Your slideshows will remain intact and the related 'content elements' for Joom!Fish will now be installed. Frontpage Slideshow cannot install the Joom!Fish 'content elements' if Joom!Fish is not present. That's because these 'content elements' are inside the Joom!Fish folder structure, so if Joom!Fish is not installed, well, you get the picture. REQUIREMENTS Everything Frontpage Slideshow requires to function properly is listed in the 'Information' submenu inside the component. In general: • In order for Frontpage Slideshow to function as intended, you need to have Joomla 1.5, 2.5 or 3.0 installed (preferably the latest version in each major release) and working properly on the right server environment as noted in Joomla requirements.

• You also have to make sure that the folders /media/com_fpss/ and all its subfolders are writable, in other words, check that the permissions for these folders are 755 (or 777 with some hosting companies). Use the free 'Admin Tools' from akeebabackup.com to correct any file permission issues. • The GD Image Library for PHP must be installed and enabled on your server.

All hosting servers usually have GD installed and enabled - if you're not sure, please ask your hosting provider to enable it. GD is used by Frontpage Slideshow to handle resizing for the images you upload on your slideshows. DEMOS You can see Frontpage Slideshow for Joomla running on our demo site. SETTING UP YOUR FIRST SLIDESHOW When you install Frontpage Slideshow for the first time, a set of sample data will be installed as well.

So it's very easy to understand your way around and create slideshows. Either way, here's some basic instructions to quickly setup your first slideshow: 1. Make sure Frontpage Slideshow is installed. Navigate to Components >>Frontpage Slideshow and then click on the 'Options' toolbar button (in the top right). Set your desired settings. Navigate to 'Categories' and click on 'New' to add a new category (slideshow).

As you can see, the options in the category page are self explanatory. Once you're done, hit 'Save'. Navigate to 'Slides' in the component's menu. Click on 'New' to add your first slide. Follow the numbered steps to link existing (or custom) content from your Joomla site to a slide.

A slide typically consists of a title, tagline, description text and main/thumbnail image. See the 'advanced' tab for settings that override your category settings. Image uploads are done using AJAX, so you will see your image in a preview before saving it.

The preview is a scaled down version of the actual image so it fits the edit window. If you choose Joomla articles as your slide content source, the title, description text and slide link will be automatically populated from the original content. If you choose K2, Virtuemart, redShop or Tienda as your slide content source, the title, description text, link AND image will also be automatically populated from the original content. You can override any part of this content, except the link.

If you want to create a slide that does not fetch content from within your Joomla site, just use the 'custom' button. After you're done with the slide content editing, click SAVE to save the slide and return to the 'Slides' page. Repeat this process to create more slides. All these slides will eventually make your slideshow. Go to Extensions >>Module Manager. Click on 'Frontpage Slideshow (by JoomlaWorks)' and open the parameters page of the module. Choose to publish the module, select which 'position' you want it to appear and assign the module to some menu item (all or selected menu items).

Next, edit the module's parameters. Choose the template you want your slideshow to appear through, along with the width, height and sidebar width values of the slideshow.

Explore the rest of the options by reading the tooltip explanation when you hover your mouse over each parameter title. When you are done setting up the module, hit the 'Save' button. Go to your site. Navigate to the page (menu item) where you published the module and voila, your Frontpage Slideshow is ready! Additionally, you can create new menu item pointing directly to a new slideshow. Just create a new menu item, select Frontpage Slideshow >>Slideshow as menu type and set your slideshow options.

These options are identical to the module's. CUSTOM SLIDE ORDERING If you want to arrange a category's slides under a specific order, you need to enable 'ordering' in the backend. To do so, follow these steps: • In the 'slides' list, filter a certain category from the drop down, located on the top-right, just above the slides list. • Now you see the slides for that particular category. Hit the 'Order' table header, so manual ordering is enabled.

• Re-arrange a slide by clicking, holding and moving the 4-directional arrow. You can then place the slide anywhere you want in the list of slides for that category. (see the 9th screenshot below, in the screenshots area) MVC TEMPLATING: THE POWER TO CREATE UNIQUE SLIDESHOWS The feature trully setting apart Frontpage Slideshow from any other Joomla slideshow system is its MVC architecture. It means you can use HTML and CSS template overrides inside your Joomla template and create a unique slideshow for your website! If you are wondering what MVC is or means, please for general information on Joomla MVC template overrides.

If you are comfortable with Joomla templating, here's what you need to know to create unique Frontpage Slideshow templates. • Frontpage Slideshow comes with 8 pre-designed templates, which can be used as a starting point to design your own. • The 8 pre-packaged templates are located in /modules/mod_fpss/tmpl/ • To override one of the pre-packaged templates, simply copy its folder to /templates/YOURJOOMLATEMPLATE/html/mod_fpss/. So if you want to override the 'Movies' template, copy /modules/mod_fpss/tmpl/Movies inside the folder /templates/YOURJOOMLATEMPLATE/html/mod_fpss/ (you will first have to create the folder mod_fpss inside your /templates/YOURJOOMLATEMPLATE/html/ folder). Then you just edit the default.php and the 2 css files located in the sub-folder /css to modify the resulting slideshow. By doing this, you obviously don't have to worry about Frontpage Slideshow upgrades overriding e.g. Your custom CSS settings on a pre-packaged template.

• To create a new slideshow template, the process is almost identical. In this case, you can copy one of the pre-packaged templates just to get started, but you can name the template's folder differently. The Frontpage Slideshow will 'see' this new template even if it doesn't exist on the module's tmpl folder. It's what we call 'on the fly' MVC templating and it's a concept we first introduced with our flagship Joomla extension. Below you can see the file structure of a Frontpage Slideshow template folder, located by default inside the /modules/mod_fpss/tmpl/ folder.

Default.php (the main HTML file) / css -- template_css.php (dynamic CSS file) -- template_css_ie.css (IE7-and-older CSS file) / images -- (contains image files currently used in the CSS files) Professionals who design/develop templates for Joomla can now fully support Frontpage Slideshow by offering pre-bundled slideshow templates in a single package. All new or customized slideshow templates should reside inside the /templates/YOURJOOMLATEMPLATE/html/mod_fpss/ folder. When you create a menu item linking to a slideshow (using the component view introduced in versions 3.x.x), you are basically re-using the module. That is why all slideshow templates reside in the module folder and all new templates/customizations should reside in the /templates/YOURJOOMLATEMPLATE/html/mod_fpss/ folder. TROUBLESHOOTING Issue: Oh no!

My slideshow looks broken! Slides display one below the other! What's wrong? This usually occurs if your hosting company is not 'running' PHP as a CGI module.

In this case, the dynamic CSS files produced by Frontpage Slideshow are unreachable as the server responds with a '500 Internal Server Error'. Solution: just go into the module parameters (in the backend), select the 'Advanced parameters' slider on the right of the screen and then switch the option 'CSS inclusion method' to 'Embedded (on the output of the page)'. This will force the CSS to 'embed' onto the output of your slideshow instead of being called as an external dynamic CSS file. Please note that this option was added in Frontpage Slideshow v2.5+. Issue: My website's drop-down menu expands behind the slideshow! Solution: This is an issue related to your template and not the Frontpage Slideshow. You can find a detailed explanation of the issue and the solution in our Community Forum at: BROWSER COMPATIBILITY Frontpage Slideshow has been successfully tested in all major browsers.

The prebundled slideshow templates are fully compatible with Firefox, Chrome, Safari, Opera and Internet Explorer version 7 and above. They also degrade nicely in Internet Explorer 6. JoomlaWorks has developed a non-Joomla distribution of Frontpage Slideshow to work on every website that supports PHP as a minimum requirement. We call this distribution Frontpage Slideshow 'standalone'. It's ideal for usage on non Joomla websites, like for example your corporate php website or your Wordpress blog or Drupal website! You can obviously use this version on any CMS that is based on PHP!

The following instructions apply to the all versions released after Sept. 29th, 2010 (v2.x). DOWNLOADING Login to your and grab the latest release from your 'My Subscriptions' page. An active membership is required.

INSTALLATION Locate (or download from your purchase email) the file FrontpageSlideshow-vX.X.X_STANDALONE.zip (where X.X.X is an incremental version number), extract it and upload its contents (a folder called 'fpss' and the example page called example.php) on the root of your website. So if were uploading this to joomlaworks.net, I should see the example.php page by requesting joomlaworks.net/example.php. Let's quickly setup the demo slideshow included within: 1. After you upload the files to your server, you need to edit the example.php to alter the php snippet which will bring up the slideshow. Use an FTP client to open/edit the file directly from your server (or do it locally and upload again). Inside the example.php file you will see this PHP code block (snippet): 3. You need to fill in the right paths for $siteURL and $sitePath.

$siteUrl represents the actual URL of your site. If I were uploading the Frontpage Slideshow package to (at the 'root' of the site), the this full URL is what you should write in: $siteUrl = 'If you were uploading to a subfolder inside your site, you would write something like: $siteUrl = 'You also need to specify the $sitePath value. This is the actual folder path on the server for your site. On servers using the popular cPanel webserver software, this path is usually something like: /home/yourUserName/public_html If you use mutliple (add-on) domains on your cPanel powered hosting account, then the above path would be something like: /home/yourUserName/public_html/mysite.com If you use Plesk or any other similar to cPanel software, then configurations are similar. If you ask your hosting company, they will be able to provide you with the 'absolute path of your site on the server'. Once you fill in those values and provided they are correct, open up your browser and request the example.php page - so you should see something like this: Now let's see how to actually create a new slideshow and publish it on your site: 1.

Slideshows in the standalone edition of Frontpage Slideshow are basically folders within /fpss/slideshows/ that contain a parameters file, a data file and a folder with the associated slideshow images. Navigate inside the folder 'fpss', then 'slideshows', copy the folder 'demo' (inside the same directory) and rename the copy to something descriptive, e.g. This will act as the folder for your new slideshow. Inside there you will find 2 files and 1 folder as we already mentioned. It is important that you maintain this structure of the slideshow folders.

That means you ALWAYS put your slide images inside the 'images' folder, your parameters are on the parameters.php file and the slideshow data (contents) are on the data.php file. See a sample structure below: /fpss -- /slideshows -- / yourSlideshowFolder -- /images -- data.php -- parameters.php You can obviously change 'yourSlideshowFolder' to whatever you want and of course have multiple such folders inside /fpss/slideshows/. Assuming you copied the 'demo' folder slideshow and renamed it to 'frontnews', let's now edit the contents of the slideshow. First you edit the parameters.php file to adjust the slideshow language (English/French - you can add more languages on your own), the slideshow engine, the template and so on. There are detailed instructions on each parameter specified in the parameters.php file. Then you need to edit the data.php file and replace the existing arrays of data with your own.

Again the variables on the left side of the arrays are self-explanatory: title, category, link etc. See how the demo data were used to better understand what each variable represents. Once you finish editing these files, you need to upload your own images inside the /fpss/slideshows/frontnews/images/ folder. Assuming you have added the image filenames properly inside data.php, you can go back to the example.php file and replace the $slideshow variable inside the PHP snippet to 'frontnews'. Request again the example.php page and you can see your new slideshow in action. If you want to add this slideshow you created on some actual page on your site (or inside the template of your WordPress, Drupal or other CMS), you only need to copy that PHP snippet as mentioned earlier (when setting up the demo slideshow).

The page you will be pasting this PHP snippet must be a PHP page. See some examples below for setting up the slideshow on WordPress and Drupal. INSTRUCTIONS FOR WORDPRESS, DRUPAL and other CMS users. When using a CMS like Drupal or WordPress (or any other PHP based CMS), the steps to add Frontpage Slideshow in your template/theme are exactly the same as the above. • For Drupal users, add the Frontpage Slideshow PHP snippet inside the page.tpl.php file of your theme, located in /themes/yourtheme/ • For WordPress users add the Frontpage Slideshow PHP snippet inside the index.php file of your theme, located in /wp-content/themes/yourtheme/ • In a similar manner you can add Frontpage Slideshow on other popular CMSs like Textpattern, e107, CMS Made Simple, XOOPS, Magento (e-commerce), Zen Cart (e-commerce), osCommerce (e-commerce), Simple Machines Forum (SMF) (forum), phpBB (forum) and many more.

DEMOS You can see Frontpage Slideshow 'Standalone' running in the following demos sites we prepared: • On Drupal: • On WordPress: • On a static PHP page: TEMPLATING From version 2.0 and after, Frontpage Slideshow 'standalone' features a cleaner, easier, Joomla-like way of editing existing slideshow templates or creating your own. All slideshow templates are represented as folders and located inside /fpss/templates/. For example, the files for the slideshow template called 'Movies', which is used on the above demos, are located inside: /fpss/templates/Movies/ There you will generally find: • a 'css' folder containing the template_css.php dynamic CSS file (and other CSS files for IE) controlling the looks of a slideshow template • an 'images' folder with the images used to create the specified template • a default.php file which is used for the HTML output of the slideshow, containing several PHP variables used to display the elements of slide. • other files or folders that compliment the slideshow template (e.g. 'psd' provides Photoshop versions of graphics used in a slideshow template).

We generally do not recommend editing the default slideshow templates, which are valuable as a reference for your own. It's best to just duplicate the folder of a slideshow template, then edit its contents to create your own, custom template. To see your new template, you just have to specify the name of its folder inside the parameters.php file of your slideshow. LOCALISATION Frontpage Slideshow 'standalone' comes bundled with 2 language files for English and French. The messages contained in those files are used by the slideshow templates to output stuff like 'Naviage to.' , 'Play/Pause slideshow' etc..

If you want to add your own language or edit those messages, just duplicate the english.php language file, rename it to your language (e.g. Italian.php) and then edit the messages contained in there. Once you're done, you have to edit the parameters.php file of your slideshow to specify your new language. If the language file was italian.php, we would input 'italian' inside the related option in the parameters.php file. JoomlaWorks is developing and supporting some of the most respected and popular extensions in the community, including the groundbreaking, AllVideos, Simple Image Gallery (Free & Pro), Frontpage Slideshow, SocialConnect and Tabs & Sliders. Since 2006 we have developed & released more than 30 extensions for the Joomla CMS, all of which have been used in hundreds of thousands of Joomla websites across the world.

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