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  1. Hi, I have been googling around like crazy to find a suitable very light-weight javascript library for showing a simple image gallery with one bigger main picture (just on the page, not in a lightbox), with clickable thumbnails that will show the selected image in a bigger version in the main image area when clicked. See the attached screenshot for an example! Most libraries out there seem to focus on fancy transitions, lightbox style image viewing, or don't include the thumbnail feature (just showing these dots, for selecting pictures) ... and so I haven't so far found what I'm looking for. Any hints? (Again, preferrably something super-lightweight, that is super-easy to integrate with pw).
  2. For a recent (low-budget) ... would instead become: echo ul( li( 'Home' ) . li_foreach_page( $page->children ) ); I have collected the code I'm regularly re-using so far in a github repo: https://github.com/samuell/pwutils'>github.com/samuell/pwutils I'm sure many of you are doing things like this already, but I was just thinking that this kind of thing could be a good idea help each other improve upon. I was thinking that having a common such micro-library with all the common cases covered to speed things up, should be a productivity booster that we all can benefit from. What do you guys think? Maybe there is something like this already, that I just missed?
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