%[if %("%id=image_source%" == "draggedanddropped")% ]%
  • %[if !edit]% %[if %("%id=lazy_load%" == "true")% ]% %id=imagetitle% %[endif]% %[if %("%id=lazy_load%" == "false")% ]% %id=imagetitle% %[endif]% %[endif]% %[if edit]% %id=imagetitle% %[endif]%
    %id=imagetitle%
    %id=imagecaption%
  • %[endif]% %[if %("%id=image_source%" == "warehoused")% ]%
  • %[if !edit]% %[if %("%id=lazy_load%" == "true")% ]% %id=imagetitle% %[endif]% %[if %("%id=lazy_load%" == "false")% ]% %id=imagetitle% %[endif]% %[endif]% %[if edit]% %id=imagetitle% %[endif]%
    %id=imagetitle%
    %id=imagecaption%
  • %[endif]% %[if edit]%

    This ProGallery source permits you to use either a dragged and dropped or warehoused thumbnail image. Clicking the thumbnail will reveal a video in the lightbox. The video is embedded using an iFrame technique. We support a great many video types, including HTML5 / MP4 video you host on your own web server, YouTube, Vimeo and Adobe Flash. Video content is lazy-loaded; meaning that the video will only begin to download and buffer when the play button is pressed. The video file you choose to use must be in a publicly-accessible place and permit being iFramed. The optional 'download' and 'Pinterest' sharing buttons in the lightbox should be disabled in the main ProGallery settings, when using video (otherwise this will cause a Javascript error with the lightbox image not being found).

    Hidden feature! This ProGallery source can also be used for displaying iFramed content or Google Maps etc. This content is handled in a similar fashion to video and provides some overlap with the functionality offered in our TopBox stack. Instead of entering a video URL, provide a webpage URL for an iFrame or Google Map view.

    %[endif]%