SLiDESHOW GALLERY

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Cool! We can add details! We can even add links if we want, to both this description and to the picture itself. All of these features are found if you click on the Settings wheel icon on each individual picture.

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I did a few things to this slideshow - I went in and cropped each image to the same ratio so they all look the same. You can do this in the Pencil icon for each individual picture.

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I then went through the slideshow options and decided how I want it to display… as you can see there are multiple choices.

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I then went in through the Settings wheel in each individual picture to add all my titles, subtitles and links.

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You can also adjust images to be black and white, or add different filters or other changes to them through the Pencil icon on each individual image.

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of different size slideshow layouts and how they can display differently

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Instead of having a full-width gallery, you can always do a partial or column arrangement.

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You can also do slideshow galleries without the thumbnails and arrows. The key to any gallery is to have all of your picture formats the same type and size so they don’t look wonky. For example, see the logo gallery below. Unfortunately, there are no straight-forward ways to just plug and play images to make them automatically look uniform. Some require pre-formatting before you upload! Photoshop skills perform really nicely here, though the Squarespace built-in image editor is pretty decent too. It takes some time experimenting with how images display in the gallery settings…

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The dreaded logo gallery ;) Haha. The best way to do this if you want to keep it smaller and one logo at a time is to create your columns with spacers first, then drag the whole gallery to the size column/spacer that you want it… instead of directly trying to resize the gallery. I hope that makes sense! I think a better way to create a logo gallery is to use the carousel option versus the slideshow.