Welcome
to
ATG's
Gallery of Semi-Recent works!


Note:
I created this WebApp as a way of experimenting with some of the new features of Netscape 2.0x, including frames and javascript. As such, it may be a little buggy given that many of these features are still under development.

The Gallery Browser is made up of three frames, the image frame, the info frame, and the controls frame.

The Image Frame

The image frame contains a small picture of the work along with the name, a brief description or subtitle, the year the work was created and the medium.

The Info Frame

The info frame contains any additional information about the work in question. Click on the picture in the image frame and this information is replaced by a larger version of the image, scaled to fit the info frame. Click on the picture in the image frame again, and the scaled image is replaced by a scrollable full-sized image. Click one more time and the image is once again scaled to fit the window

Click on the title of the work to return the info frame to its original contents.

Click on the scaled image, and a full-size version of the image appears in the info frame. Click on the full-size image and it returns to the scaled image.

The Controls Frame

The controls frame contains four buttons. The right and left arrow buttons step you forward and back through the collection. The tiger-man button takes you to my homepage, and the question-mark button, launches this help window, but, of course, you know that.

Click on the email adress at the bottom of the controls frame to send me feedback, if you have any further questions, or if you'd like more information on how the gallery was created.

Other notes, bugs, etc:
As of Netscape2.06a, there is a problem that happens on some machines when you resize a web page window with frames, which screws up the placement of images.

Also, the random method in javascript hasn't been implemented in non-X versions of the software, so the cool random background chooser in the help window won't work on other machines. I did manage to get around the "random has not been defined" message by only calling the random method if the appVersion contains the letter "X". Everyone else gets the default Tigerhead background. just a little javascript trivia!