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Directory Navigation Row Settings

The Directory Navigation Row, when enabled, appears at the top of certain gallery pages. It serves as a "you are here" notifier and can contain links to subdirectories.

$dir_nav['enable'] = TRUE;

Enable Directory Navigation. If it's disabled, subdirectories will be isolated galleries.

$dir_nav['small'] = FALSE;

Use small text for the Directory Navigation row.

$dir_nav['fname_ena'] = FALSE;

Display the filename in the row.

$dir_nav['cntr_ena'] = TRUE;

Display the `Image x of n' counter in the row.

$dir_nav['path_delim'] = '[=>=]';

This is the delimiter between path elements. '&gt;' is the greater-than symbol (>).

$dir_nav['align_dirs'] = 'center';

Alignment of the links on a subdirectories-only page. (left/center/right).

$dir_nav['dir_is_new'] = 0 * 24 * 60 * 60;

The directory is considered new if its modification time is less than this many seconds.

$dir_nav['new_flag'] = ' 
<small style="font-size:8pt; vertical-align:top; padding-bottom:1px;
text-decoration:none; font-weight:normal; color:black;
background-color:yellow;">&nbsp;New&nbsp;</small>';

This is the string to display with dir name if the directory qualifies as "new".

$dir_nav['sort_age'] = FALSE;

Sort directories by time-since-modified (most recent first) rather than by alphabetical order.

$dir_nav['sort_rev'] = FALSE;

Reverse the (alpha or date-based) sort order of directories.

$dir_nav['icon'] = FALSE;

Display a little camera icon in directory links.

$dir_nav['updir_ena'] = TRUE;

Display an up-one-level link, if applicable in the row.

$dir_nav['row_width'] = '100%';

This determines the width of the Directory Navigation row. It's a table width= attribute, not a CSS style attribute.

$dir_nav['start_thm'] = FALSE;

Start in a dir with thumbs-only display (if enabled), else jump to the first image.