How to Display Images in Spry
Spry is an Adobe Dreamweaver framework that is used to incorporate XML, JSON or HTML data into pages using HTML, CSS and a minimal amount of JavaScript. With Spry, you do not need to refresh the entire page. You can display a slideshow of images on a Dreamweaver accordion-style Spry widget. Note that you will need to install Spry on Dreamweaver to perform this task.
Instructions
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Install Spry on Adobe Dreamweaver, if you haven't already. See Resources for the download link.
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Click the "Start" menu and launch "Adobe Dreamweaver CS4."
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Choose the option "HTML" when you see the "Create New" pop-up menu.
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Click "File" and choose "Save As." Choose "Slideshow" from the drop-down menu.
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Click "Insert" and then choose "Spry." Click to select "Spry Tabbed Panels." This will display a panels widget on the screen. The widget will have two tabs, "Tab1" and "Tab2." It will also have two control panels, "Content1" and "Content2."
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Click the "Content1" panel. Press "Backspace" to delete the "Content1" text. Click "Insert" from the top bar menu and choose "Image."
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Browse to navigate to the location on your computer that has the images you wish to display. Note that you can either choose JPEG or GIF files in Spry. Single-click the file and hit "OK." Click "OK" when you see the "Image Tag Accessibility Attributes."
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Click the "Content2" panel. Press "Backspace" to delete the "Content2" text. Click "Insert" from the top bar menu and choose "Image."
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Browse to navigate to the location on your computer that has the images you wish to display. Note that you can either choose JPEG or GIF files in Spry. Single-click the file and hit "OK." Click "OK" when you see the "Image Tag Accessibility Attributes."
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Click "Tab1." Press "Backspace" to delete the "Tab1" text. Type a new name for the slideshow. For example: "SlideShow1." Click "Tab2." Press "Backspace" to delete the "Tab2" text. Type a new name for this slideshow. For example: "SlideShow2."
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Click "File" and choose the option that says "Preview in Browser." Choose your preferred browser to display the images.
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