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Here we have yet another photo / image gallery, except at this point it is only a proof of concept. I see a ton of photo galleries in Flash and see a lot of effects that just can’t be done in JavaScript, but a ton of effects that can be achieved. This one is nothing fancy and not fully tested, but when I have more time I may take is some other features that are present in my other plugins in to this one.

With the success of the jqGalView Plugin I’ve decided to release the jQuery jqGalViewII (beta) Plugin which allows you to take a grouping of images and turn it into an flash-like image/photo gallery, much like what the jqGalView Plugin does for you. It allows you to style it how ever you want and add as many images at you want.

The jQuery jqGalView Plugin allows you to take a grouping of images and turn it into an flash-like image/photo gallery. It allows you to style it how ever you want and add as many images at you want.

The jqAmungUs widget is a jQuery plugin that will aide as an alternative to the icon and will give more detail to who is currently on your site and alternatively whose been on your site and where they came from (as far as country is concerned).

The jQuery jqAlbumParser Plugin takes a link linking to your Flickr or Picasa photo album and parses it into your current layout as is or hook in another plugin like the jqGalView Plugin, the jqGalScroll Plugin, the jqGalViewII Plugin or the jqShuffle Plugin to create your photo gallery on the fly and with very little [...]

The jQuery jsGalScroll Plugin allows you to take a grouping of images and turn them into an scrolling photo gallery with pagination.

The jQuery jqShuffle Plugin allows you to take a list/group of photos/paragraphs and shuffle through them. When set, it provides a flash-like photo gallery effect.
The plugin is still in development as far as extras go. Base functionality will take your list and produce a shuffle effect similiar to the way you would shuffle a stack of photos, taking the top most photo, moving it to the left and then repositioning it to the bottom of the stack.