I made a small gallery, very similar to what you see on big news sites (CNN and other), excellent for displaying inline photos.
The most important feature is that pictures are not loaded. Or... They are not loaded in the first place. Every time the user will click the "next" button, the plugin will load the next picture. This way you don't waste a lot of bandwidth and you can have as many pictures as you want, either they are 10 or 10,000.
The setup is pretty straightforward: you load the jQuery library, then you load dSlide.js and you are almost done! You have to specify an array (JSON like) with images and title/description and put them into $(document).ready() event. That's all! You don't have too many options to configure (almost everytime many options are more than a curse than a bless!). Also, don't forget to resize your images BEFORE displaying them in the gallery. You can resize with CSS too, but most browsers won't play nice.
I tested in IE6, IE7, IE8, FF 3.0.10, FF 3.5, Safari 4 and Opera 9.x and I found no errors.
The best part is (beyond the saved bandwidth) that the script is FREE. Free as in download and do whatever you want to do with it (you can even delete it! :-) ) with no obligation whatsoever!
Or even if you want a new feature, just drop me a line on dgallery @[] iamntz. []com (remove brakets) and I will try to fix the bug / add a new feature.
If you have an interesting project, I want to work with you, too! Just drop me a line at slice @[] iamntz. []com with more details!
Sure! You can read me on my dev blog. I don't write too often though, because I don't have too much time.