Multiple Images?
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I’m in the process of building my first website using WordPress and need some help or plugin suggestions please.
The website is a brochure website which will list their stock basically and i’m looking for a plugin that will allow me an image gallery for each truck listing, basically just like any ecommerce script where you have the main product image with the extra images underneath with clickable thumbnails.
Here is an image explaining what i’m looking for. You’ll see in the example that there is a single image on the page with 3 thumbnails of extra images underneath. I need these extra images to open to their full size when clicked on with a slideshow navigation to the next image.
Thank you very much in advance :o)
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No it’s not, i believe thats something wordpress.com creates when you create an account or something. It has nothing to do with my questions :o)
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I stated in my first post that i was building my first website using WordPress and then stated in my reply to you that i was not using the WordPress website to build this website so i thought these 2 statements would be obvious that i am building a website using the WordPress software, NOT building some free blog on this website but obviously not. At no point have i suggested otherwise
I am using WordPress software to build a new website. I have a host and a domain. I have built 100’s of websites over the last 6 years but have never used WordPress before which is why i am asking for help and suggestions on how to acheive my requirements.
I hope that statement clears up your confusion :o) -
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Both time thief and the support bot referred you to the article at http://en.support.wordpress.com/com-vs-org/ that describes the difference between the two, but I think your best bet is to go over to the WordPress.org forums.
I’m just a user (of both services) who understands how easy it is to get into the wrong forum.
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Ah, it seems that you have posted a question about using the software provided by WordPress.org on the WordPress.com forum. This is a common situation, but this forum only deals with those who are hosted at WordPress.com. Luckily there is a similar forum over at WordPress.org. http://wordpress.org/support/. Both forums are excellent, but you need to be in the other one.
Both time thief and the support bot referred you to the article at http://en.support.wordpress.com/com-vs-org/ that describes the difference between the two, but I think your best bet is to go over to the WordPress.org forums.
I’m just a user (of both services) who understands how easy it is to get into the wrong forum.
Oh i see. My apologies :o)
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