Hi,

I would like to know whether it's possible to exclude some images from being parsed by ATG.
I'm designing webpages which include thumbnails and descriptive graphics and I don't want the descriptive graphics to be in the format of thumbnails even though they might be inside the index gallery Div tag.

Regards

Berthold Hamburger

Hello Berthold,

Everything depends on the way you set the ATG element. In your case when you like to process only certain images that reside in one container with others that should not be processed I would set a certain class to the images that are to be processed by the ATG and will assign that class in in the ATG set-up.

Regards,

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Everything depends on the way you set the ATG element. In your case when you like to process only certain images that reside in one container with others that should not be processed I would set a certain class to the images that are to be processed by the ATG and will assign that class in in the ATG set-up.

Hi Miroslav,

Since the thumbnail wrapper .thumb is applied by JavaScript, I was wondering how I could prevent it from being applied to certain images.

Rather than changing the global behaviour of thumbnail Gallery by changing the thumbnail_gallery.css and adding classes to the files to be included (which is the big majority!), I thought there might be a way to use a class to flag the files to be skipped.

Regards

Berthold

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