This example is displaying a list of four entries, displayed four times, demonstrating all four available display formats. An optional table of contents providing links to each of the defined groups has also been included.
It is an example of a special page that can be added to the pages.json file. To change the objects displayed in this list, modify the list-example.json file found in the build folder in your Github Repository. Further information on types and formats of the lists displayed can be found under Extensions in the Documentation section of this site.
This the most complex formatting provided presenting all of the main details in an interactive card like presentation
This is a simplified version of the full card, the sizes of the image is generally limited, the second title is not shown and the cards are arrange in columns rather than rows.
This is simplest card format, limited to a clickable image with the primary title shown as hover text.
The list format only display clickable titles and the comment for each entry, arranged as a simple bulet point list.
This additional format, requires additional variables and is specifically for formatting the resources used to present a lecture or presentation, video, slides, pdf, transcript, etc.
The slides for this presentation can be downloaded here
The transcript for this presentation can be downloaded here
Joe Padfield will present details of how IIIF has been used as the basis for the National Gallery’s internal image sharing and presentation system and how these resources have been re-used to create a digital documentation system to record the delicate process of sampling old master paintings.
The slides for this presentation can be downloaded here
Joe Padfield will present details of the Simple Site GitHub project and how it can be used by researchers to create their own IIIF workspace to explore, compare and present their own arrangement of existing IIIF resources.
The slides for this presentation can be downloaded here