Wow, man thanks alot it works awesome now :)

Is it possible to condense the clientscript/jquery.js file? Is every function in that library being used for this hack or is there a lot of fat in this code?

What functions in clientscript/jquery.js can we do without?????? I'm just sayin, 61k of js is a lot just to show the first post.

Feel free to edit whatever you like from the jquery.js file. I can't distribute it if I modify it.

I've deleted my post, in hopes of eliminating all evidence that I am in fact retarded. :tin-foil-hat:

I think you may be misinterpreting the license, not that the jquery police would be knocking on your door anytime soon. :D

JQuery offers a compressed version that you can download from the Google Gods here >> http://code.google.com/p/jqueryjs/do....1.3.1.pack.js

jquery-1.1.3.1.pack.js works the same as the clientscript/jquery.js in the download for this hack, but it's only 1/3 the size. Just rename jquery-1.1.3.1.pack.js to jquery.js and overwrite the clientscript/jquery.js that came with this hack.

The js file in the download is made for humans to read, develop and debug; the code I linked to is for production. If you're feeling saucy, you could even trim that one down a bit. When you go through 300 gigs a month, every little bit counts.

P.S. Thanks for the great hack and quick response Magnus. :up:

Nice hack dude.

One thing though, I install it, works fine on Default template. Doesn't show up on my custom template. Even did the template edits (turned off auto edits too). Still nothing. :(

You're probably using a custom image directory. You'll need to copy the images to that dir as well.

I'll look at that, thanks. :)

woot, that fixed mine as well, you should change it if you can to just look in the parent image directory instead of the style's directories. :P

It properly uses the $stylevar[imgdir_{x}] variables. Changing it to anything other would cause breakage for others.