Custom styles for posts in category “gallery” show a single thumbnail and either the post text or a custom excerpt, if one is specified. If the post text is used, a link like the one output by the more tag is appended. If the text is really long it should just wrap around the thumbnail. The automatically-generated excerpt should be short enough that a wrap never occurs. When it does, though, it should be graceful.
These are some pictures of flowers in our garden, taken in 2006.
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- Flame Azalea
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- Iris
Twenty Ten 
Neat idea. It doesn’t look like the “continue reading” link is showing for the Nature Gallery post on the main page.
That’s right — that gallery only has a short amount of text in the post. If there’s more than about 40 words the “Continue Reading” link will appear.
So there’s no automatic, clear indication that there’s a gallery hidden behind the post’s title’s link if the test is less than 40 words?
There is now. 🙂 I added a line to the excerpt that starts with “This gallery contains [x] images…” — I had just commented it out because the positioning wasn’t working yet.
Very nice!
Does this theme support captions underneath the photos?
Sure does, Roger. I’ve added a few captions to the gallery above so you can see how they look.
Nice!
One thing I noticed is that the Search function doesn’t include photo captions/descriptions in its results. If I enter “Azalea” into the search box, for example, I expect the first photo in the gallery to be listed (since its caption is “Azalea”). However, no results are listed.
Hmm, good catch! I’ll check into that. The search was in place when I started turning Kirby into Twenty Ten, so I may have to do some asking around. 🙂