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You probably want the full size image shown, so you need to upload these to the directory you link to from the thumbnails.<br />
In your case, your full size image should be in <a href="http://www.foo.com/Web%20Gallery/Album/images/" rel="ugc">www.foo.com/Web%20Gallery/Album/images/</a><br />
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To use lytebox, just follow the instructions on <a href="http://www.dolem.com/lytebox/" rel="ugc">http://www.dolem.com/lytebox/</a><br />
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You did step 1.<br />
Follow step 2, and for step 3 you want to use the 'Grouped Images Example' to follow.<br />
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After that it should work!
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thanks for the help! but this has spawned a few more questions. got the full size images in the right place and understand the directions for lytebox but it's still not working. the FAQs/message boards on their website keep talking about iframes. right now i'm using just thumbnails that link to the full size image. I tried adding an iframe but am confused on how that works and adobe doesn't seem to offer much help. must i use iframes for lytebox? if so, how can i display the thumbnail in the iframe and link it to the full size image?<br />
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thanks so much! sorry for all the questions
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also all my links are now red and i tried to give id's to the cells this is affecting to change the color but that's not working.
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disregard last comment. sorry.
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Hi I'm trying to create a photo gallery using lytebox and need serious help. I have the page set up with thumbnails, and the thumbnails are linked to the bigger image but I think I must not have it set up right because when you click on the thumbnail it opens a new window and says the page does not exist. First of all, do I need to worry about this if I want to use Lytebox to view the images? If so, what can I do to fix it? Just publish a blank page with the full size image?<br />
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Secondly, and more importantly, what do I need to do to make those images open in a modal window with lytebox? I'm not well versed in web development and have no javascript experience. Please let me know if my question is too broad or not clear enough. I downloaded Lytebox v3 but am not sure how to go about using it. <br />
The address of the page in question is <a href="http://www.foo.com/portfolio.html" rel="ugc">www.foo.com/portfolio.html</a><br />
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Thanks a million in advance!
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Hi I'm trying to create a photo gallery using lytebox and need serious help. I have the page set up with thumbnails, and the thumbnails are linked to the bigger image but I think I must not have it set up right because when you click on the thumbnail it opens a new window and says the page does not exist. First of all, do I need to worry about this if I want to use Lytebox to view the images? If so, what can I do to fix it? Just publish a blank page with the full size image?

Secondly, and more importantly, what do I need to do to make those images open in a modal window with lytebox? I'm not well versed in web development and have no javascript experience. Please let me know if my question is too broad or not clear enough. I downloaded Lytebox v3 but am not sure how to go about using it. 
The address of the page in question is www.foo.com/portfolio.html

Thanks a million in advance!

How can I use lytebox with my photo gallery?

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