Continue to search for images/videos and select them until you are done.You should briefly see the message "Caption successfully saved" and then the Search function reappears with your latest search results. You may enter a caption for it (or leave it blank) and click the blue check-mark at the end of the text field.When an image/video is selected, a thumbnail of it appears in the list to the right under the heading "In the Gallery" and the Edit caption text field appears below the larger version of the selected media. Continue typing until you find the one you want and then click it to select it. As you type, images and videos that match your input will appear in the space below. In the "Search images" text box, start typing the name of a File: page.The gallery-building modal window will pop up. Click the Insert drop-down menu in the editor toolbar and select Gallery.If necessary, place the cursor in the editing area where you wish to position a gallery.However, gallery parameters can only be edited by modifying the wikitext source code. Galleries can also be added in the VisualEditor and its source mode through a visual interface. For example, the above gallery can be converted into a navigation gallery with the following code:Įxample.jpg|Caption 2|link=Help:Adding images Then, add |link=PAGENAME to set the links for each image. To set a gallery as a navigation gallery, add navigation=true to the tag. Navigation galleries are supported on both MediaWiki and Fandom formats. On the mobile web, navigation galleries have an optimized appearance for touch devices. This is useful for a gallery of characters, episodes, etc. Navigation galleries are designed for users to be sent to a specific page when clicking on an image. showthumbnails=true is only supported with mode=slideshow and displays a line of thumbnails below the slideshow.showfilename=true will show the filenames for each individual image in their captions.The default is 0, which automatically adjusts the images based on the screen width. perrow= forces the gallery to show an exact number of images per row.Note that the parameter is plural (heights, not height). heights=px sets every image to a specific maximum height.Note that the parameter is plural (widths, not width). widths=px sets every image to a specific maximum width.Double quotations must be used if any spaces are in the caption text. caption="text" displays a caption above the gallery.See above for the different gallery modes available. mode=traditional creates a traditional gallery.MediaWiki galleries allow the following optional parameters in the tag: slideshow creates a slideshow of the images that the user can manually browse through.packed-hover is the same as packed-overlay but each image's caption overlay only appears when the user hovers over the image.packed-overlay is the same as packed but the captions are overlayed on top of the images.packed is the same as nolines but all images have the same height and small spacing between them.nolines is the same as traditional but without any borders or padding around the images.traditional is the default static grid of images.MediaWiki galleries support a variety of display modes, controlled by the mode parameter in the tag: Legacy Gamepedia wikis make use of the MediaWiki gallery format. Note that, by default, slideshows float to the right of the page. Orientation=īelow we have an example of a generic slideshow with images and captions, and a list of the supported parameters. Below is a list of all parameters supported by default galleries:
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