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Release notes
- Slideshow module does no longer come with its own content type
- Existing slideshows are converted to a generic type named ‘slideshow’
- Any post can now contain a slideshow: Enable slideshow for a content type
at Administer >> Content management >> Content types >> [content type] - Slideshows can now configured more extensively:
- The image dimensions for each individual slideshow can be set
- The location for each individual slideshow can be set to:
- Above: The slideshow appears above the content
- Below: The slideshow appears below the content
- Tag: The slideshow appears within the content at the specified position
- The alignment of each individual slideshow can be set:
- Left: The slideshow is floated on the left side
- Right: The slideshow is floated on the right side
- Full width: The slideshow is centered with no text on either side
- If the user doesn’t specify any settings for a slideshow, the global
default settings are used
- Modified the theme function a bit to use the new #type => slideshow format
- Removed the transition
- Slideshow images now reside in their own directory
- Images are now deleted and/or regenerated properly on any node update