The taxonomy_image module allows site administrators to associate images with taxonomy terms. With the association created, an admin can then make a call to 'taxonomy_image_display()' from their theme or other PHP code to display the appropriate image.
The module allows the admin to create a one-to-one term-to-image relationship. With image display recursion, it is also possible to create a many-to-one relationship. This is useful if creating taxonomy hierarchies in which an entire tree of terms will use the same image. With recursion enabled, you only need to associate an image with the tree parent, and all children will automatically inherit the same image.
Features:
Image configuration happens within existing admin/taxonomy menu structure.
Admins can add custom tags to <img> markup when displaying images.
Allows one-to-one term-to-image relationships.
Allows many-to-one term-to-image relationships.
Admin-permitted users can disable the images.
Administrators can force images to be a standard size.
May use the ImageCache module if it is available.
Works with Views.
Utilizes core file.inc and taxonomy.module APIs.
Small module with specific, focused functionality.
When you create a pblog entry it allows you to upload a zip file containing images along with the normal text body. Once you have submitted the pblog entry it unzips the file, creates thumbnails and medium size versions of the images. In the teaser for the node it will display a random image out of the gallery and in the node under the blog entry it displays a gallery of thumbnails.
If you click on a thumbnail it shows you the medium size image, and allows you to skip forward or backwards through the gallery or view the full size image.
About
My "blog" is all based around my digital camera. I take pictures of things that happen, the module aims to make it easy to upload a ton of photos with a blog. The teaser show a random picture and links to the main node with a gallery of all the pics.
There is also a block that displays a random pic from all your pblogs. Ive tried to make it as simple as possible, no database fiddling needed. Just copy pblog.module to your modules dir enable and your ready to go.
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