The "New" indicator was not working with only folders in an album You can control what will happen after moving beyond the last frame: "Nothing", "Start over", "Go one level up", "Go back to index page" or "Ask the user" Shipping cost incorrectly added in some cases French translation has updated thanks to Danamel some javascript bugs related to the popup labels New indicator marked a folder 'new' even if only a comment or the folder icon has changed Search in the whole album by file names, titles and captions Image count now includes non-album pages, because jAlbum don't yet have a function to separately count the images Swedish, Hungarian, Italian, German, Finnish and Spanish translations Text readability fixed with some styles Map was bleeding on the right edge if the image width was too large
Folder image was re-generated with every Make unnecessarily Too dark gradient on the theme image in IE Control bar did not disappear on touch devices Search works with PNG and GIF files too Modified "new" date calculation is based on Exif original date (if found) Background image can be added to every style and you can position and tile whatever you like You can add a logo and use as Home link in the top navigation bar Thumbnail captions can be placed below the thumbs Share button is integrated better with the other (Info, Search) buttons Updated icons and colors to improve the buttons visibility on the index page Better vertically split index page mode Simple bottom navigation bar in the footer The logo in the top navigation could run out of the bar Control bar and panel background graphics could disppear and re-appear only after a page refresh Replacing index.htt with your own caused an extra "index" link in the navigation bars
Links in folder descriptions got broken in the header Top navigation bar was too deep on IE and FireFox Option to remove the "Help" link from the footer area You can skip the folders from the thumbnail list (if you prefer the top navigation bar)
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Map did not display in full width after hiding and showing the panel again Multi-line menus look better (don't overlap the page title) Handling the folder descriptions (preformatting and using variables) is unified throughout You can skip the folders from the top navigation bar - useful if you have too many folders That is you can show them by default, the visitors don't need to click the toggle button You can set the default visibility of the Photo data, Map and Selling photos panels, Sending locale information to Paypal has implemented, though it doesn't seem to accept "Search." placeholder text in the search box made translateable Preformat text and target="_blank" in links might conflict void "Help" link on pages without images Map did not display properly in certain circumstances Paypal shopping cart opened in the main window, replacing the album (not as a popup) on IE Make the album and Upload to your site! Please note, you cannot test the Facebook commenting on the local Preview, because that?s not visible to Facebook servers.- You can have the breadcrumb path displayed below the page title Note, this is not the total number of comments to show, only the number of comments to show in the initial view – the visitors can expand it any time if they want to see more. Normally you don't need to change the Number of posts to show, but you can make it a bit higher if there's enough space. Paste the app ID you've copied from the Facebook site. Go to Turtle's Social settings tab and turn on Enable Facebook commenting. Step 3: Set up Turtle to use Facebook commenting: Now that Facebook has created an app for you can simply copy the App ID to jAlbum's appropriate box. (From jAlbum simply click the Sign up link on Turtle's settings window and go to Apps.) Go to this page: Facebook Apps, give it a name and you're good to go. Don't worry, you don't need to be a coder to be able to do that. In order you can manage your Facebook Commenting app you will need to create a new App on Facebook. Now I'll show you the 3 easy steps to put this awesome tool into good use. No, I can tell you, it shouldn't – even I was surprised how smooth it goes. Many users of Turtle, I guess, haven't even noticed the new Facebook commenting tool, or perhaps thought it's something too complicated for them. – and thanks to Facebook's networking effect your albums can reach 100s of people in no time. Turtle's new Facebook commenting will not only add a handy commenting tool to your albums but it will manage all the community integration, posting to timeline, notifications, etc.
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