Youmayuse,editandredistributethisscript,aslongasyoupaytributetotheoriginalauthorbyNOTremovingthelinkbacktowww.minigal.dk("Powered by MiniGal Nano x.x.x")
$thumbs_pr_page="39";// Number of thumbnails on a single page
$gallery_width="80%";// Gallery width. Eg: "500px" or "70%"
$backgroundcolor="white";// This provides a quick way to change your gallerys background to suit your website. Use either main colors like "black", "white", "yellow" etc. Or HEX colors, eg. "#AAAAAA"
$templatefile="board";// Template filename (must be placed in 'templates' folder)
$title="MiniGal Nano";// Text to be displayed in browser titlebar
$author="John Doe";
$folder_color="black";// Color of folder icons: blue / black / vista / purple / green / grey
$label_loading="Loading...";// Thumbnail loading text
$breadcrumb_separator=">";// Breadcrumb parts separator
//RSS SETTINGS
$description="MiniGal Nano";
$nb_items_rss=25;// Number of elements to display in the feed. If you add a lot of pictures at the time, consider increasing this number
$rss_refresh_interval=60;// Time, in seconds, between two RSS refresh. for example, 3600 = 1update max per hour, 86400 = 1/day.
$SkipExts=array('html','txt','php',"gitignore");//Files with one of this extension will not be displayed on the RSS feed
//ADVANCED SETTINGS
$thumb_size=320;//Thumbnail height/width (square thumbs). Changing this will most likely require manual altering of the template file to make it look properly!
$label_max_length=40;//Maximum chars of a folder name that will be displayed on the folder thumbnail
$display_exif=0;//Take care, even if not diplayed EXIF are still readable for visitors. May be a good idea to erase EXIF data...
$display_filename=0;//Show file names below the pictures