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Adds a new ImageField Zoomify widget that lets you load further images into the main Zoomify container on the page on click.

Description

Zoomify Image Module currently support viewing images as separate Zoomify conainers or open them in a separate tab.
This is an extension to the Zoomify Image Module, which lets you display Image Field images (that fit the required minimum size) in the Zoomify Viewer of the Contents main picture.

Dependencies:

• Zoomify Module (http://drupal.org/project/zoomify) with all its requirements.
• Zoomify Image Module (contained in Zoomify Module)

Installation:

1. Download and enable this module (and its dependencies
2. Add two image fields to the desired content type:
   • One main image with formatter: "Image in Zoomify viewer". This is where all images are displayed later! [Provided by Zoomify Image Module]
   • Another image(s) field with formatter: "Image linked to Zoomify viewer on CURRENT page". These are the further Zoomify images that will be loaded into the main Zoomify viewer container.
3. Done! Happy Using!
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This module provide a new Image plugin, which is a mofified version of CKEditor's image plugin. It helps you center image using toolbar button or in Image dialog.

Implementation

All the credits go to CKSource team, what I did is just a small modification in the source code. I also take the idea from this one

Integration

This module supports both CKEditor and WYSIWYG module.

Dependencies

1. CKEditor or WYSIWYG

Installation

Download the module and simply copy it into your contributed modules folder:
[for example, your_drupal_path/sites/all/modules] and enable it from the modules administration/management page.
More information at: Installing contributed modules (Drupal 7)

Configuration

After successful installation, you don't have to do anything. Because this module hijacks the Image button on toolbar, replaces it with the one in this module and automatically enables the plugin itself.

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