// Name of album (short form), will be shown in bottom left of single viewer mode
// Please keep short, will otherwise be cropped

series_name_short="";


// res_2048x1536 = new Array(0);
// res_2048x1365 = new Array(0);
// res_2048x1200 = new Array(0);
// res_2048x1000 = new Array(0);
// res_1536x2048 = new Array(0);
res_1600x1200 = new Array(0);
res_1600x1067 = new Array(0);
res_1600x938 = new Array(0);
res_1200x1600 = new Array(0);
res_1280x960 = new Array(0);
res_1280x853 = new Array(0);
res_960x1280 = new Array(0);



// Please neglect the following lines

subseries_name = new Array(0);
subseries_last_image = new Array(0);
path = new Array(0);
path_last_image = new Array(0);
img_framing_path = new Array(0);
img_comment = new Array(0);


function init0f(){

// Custom resolutions
//
// Example: Image 10 has 1400x1200:
//           custom_width[10]=1400;custom_height[10]=1200;
//
//           You may copy and paste the following lines as many times as needed
//           Remove the // in the beginning after you've inserted the values

// custom_width[]=; custom_height[]=;
// custom_width[]=; custom_height[]=;



// Paths

// You can distribute the photo album on different servers; if you put them all on
// the same location, just leave the default path settings.

// To the album folder
//
// Put the folders 'album', 'images_small' and 'refer-images' into the same directory
//
// Select the path to the 'album' folder here:

path[0]="../preview";


// To the viewer folder
//
// Put the folders 'viewer', 'images' and 'refer-images' into the same directory
// The only file you need in the 'refer-images' folder is 'refer-images.htm'
//
// If images don't fit on a single web space, you may split them into up to five paths
// Put all three folders onto every web space, except the 'images' folder must only
// contain certain images in each case
//
// Select the path(s) to the 'viewer' folder(s) here.
// If the only path you set is path[1], you don't need to set path_last_image[1]
//
// Example: path[1]="http://images.com/photos1/viewer"; path_last_image[1]="14";
//          path[2]="http://images.com/photos2/viewer"; path_last_image[2]="20";
//          img01.jpg to img14.jpg are located in http://images.com/photos1/images,
//          while img15.jpg to img20.jpg can be found in a second location

path[1]="../viewer"; path_last_image[1]="";
path[2]=""; path_last_image[2]="";
path[3]=""; path_last_image[3]="";
path[4]=""; path_last_image[4]="";
path[5]=""; path_last_image[5]="";


// Image framing
//
// You can further divide the folders 'album', 'images_small' and 'refer-images' from
// each other. Put the latter two folders on a new location which you specify in
// img_framing_path[0]. Then you must also set the same value which you set for path[0]
// (see above) for img_framing_backpath0 in 'framing_variables.js' in the 'refer-images'
// folder.
//
// Similarly you can further divide the 'viewer' folder from the other two, 'images'
// and 'refer-images'. The viewer folder remains in its old location; the other two will
// be put in a new location which may be specified here.
// The numbers in brackets are corresponding, for example if you want to divide the
// contents of path[1] (specified above), you must specify img_framing_path[1].
//
// Practical application: I used it to put the 'viewer' folder on a fast server,
// and the other folders with the large files on a free web space account that would
// normally show advertising if all folder were put there - my method suppressed it.
// Another advantage: If you enter the same value for path[1], path[2] etc., you only
// need to upload the 'viewer' folder one time, while the images themselves are none-
// theless split onto several locations.
//
// You can delete the // "http://" if you wish.

img_framing_path[0]=".." // "http://";
img_framing_path[1]=".." // "http://";
img_framing_path[2]="";
img_framing_path[3]="";
}