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HTML Header Settings

These settings affect the <head> section of a stand-alone copy of Qdig.

Enable / Disable

Qdig can detect when it's running as a stand-alone script or not. If so, the HTML headers are produced. If not, the HTML headers are automatically suppressed. There are situations where you may want to override this behavior.

$header['force_ena'] = FALSE;
Force HTML headers to be produced.
$header['force_disa'] = FALSE;
Force HTML headers to be suppressed.

The remaining HTML header settings only affect stand-alone galleries. They have no effect if the headers suppressed.

Title

$header['title_text_1'] = 'Image Gallery';
Leading text in in the page's title
$header['title_delim'] = '|';
Delimiter character(s) to use between title elements
$header['title_cntr'] = TRUE;
Include an 'x of y' counter in the title.
$header['title_text_2'] = '';
Trailing text in the title
$header['img_name'] = TRUE;
Include the image name in title
$header['strip_ext'] = TRUE;
Strip the extension from the image name.

Navigation Links

NavLinks

Some browsers can use the header navigation links to create a navigation bar for quick and easy gallery navigation.

$header['nav_links'] = TRUE;
Include nav. links in html header.

Miscellaneous

Icon

Camera icon example

The icon is used for bookmarks / favorites and also in tabs and the location bar.

$header['icon'] = TRUE;
Use the qdig-camera icon.

Web Robots

$header['robot_index'] = TRUE;
Tell search engine robots to index pages. By default Qdig pages should be indexed and links therein should be followed by the search engine spidering software. If disabled, then the tag switches to "noindex,nofollow".

Preload Next Image

$header['preload_next'] = TRUE;
Enable the preload-next-image function that slips in some JavaScript to tell the browser to start loading the next image once the current page has finished loading.