Responsive resize for drupal 8 how to#
Responsive resize for drupal 8 install#
Responsive resize for drupal 8 zip file#

Responsive resize for drupal 8 how to#

You’ve seen how to create a gallery using just the Juicebox gallery formatter, let’s now look at using Views to create a gallery. Now if you go and create a test article and add images into the gallery you should see them below the Body field. Click on the “Lite config” field-set and change the height to 500px.ĥ.

Now there a lot of options but the only change we’ll make is to set the image alt text as the caption.ģ. Click on the cogwheel to configure the gallery. Click “Manage display”, and select “Juicebox Gallery” from the Format drop-down on the “Image gallery” field.Ģ. Now that we’ve created the image fields, let’s configure the actual Juicebox gallery through the field formatter.ġ. On the Edit page leave it as is and click on “Save settings”. You’ll need to do this if you want to store multiple images.ĥ. Change “Allowed number of values” to Unlimited and click on “Save field settings”. Enter “Image gallery” into Label and click on “Save and continue”.Ĥ. Click on “Add field” and select Image from “Add a new field”.ģ. Go to Structure, “Content types” and click on “Manage fields” on the Article row.Ģ. To do this, we’ll create an image field called “Image gallery” and this field will be used to store the images.ġ. We’ll first look at how to create a gallery using just an image field. Once everything has been copied and renamed, the path to juicebox.js should be /libraries/juicebox/juicebox.js.Īt the time of this writing, you’ll need to download the dev release of Libraries API (8.x-3.x-dev).

Responsive resize for drupal 8 zip file#

Go to the Juicebox download page and download the free version.Įxtract the downloaded file and copy the jbcore folder within the zip file into /libraries and rename the jbcore directory to juicebox. $ drush en juicebox Download Juicebox Library Using Drush: $ drush dl juicebox libraries

Responsive resize for drupal 8 install#

Getting Startedįirst, go download and install Juicebox and Libraries API module.

In this tutorial, you’ll learn how to display an image gallery from an image field and how to display a gallery using Views. I will cover this module in a future tutorial. If you’re looking for an alternative solution look at Slick, which is open source, and it integrates with Drupal via the Slick module. The pro version allows for unlimited images and more features. Juicebox is not open source, instead it offers a free version which is fully useable but you are limited to 50 images per gallery. Juicebox is an HTML5 responsive image gallery and it integrates with Drupal using the Juicebox module. There are a lot of image gallery libraries out there, but today I want to show you how to use Juicebox. Design fads come and go but image galleries have stood the test of time and every client I’ve had has asked for one. I’ve been building websites for the last 10 years.