I have been using Yourhead’s Collage for index/catalogue/table of contents for various (sub) photo pages on my website. On index page every Collage thumbnail is a link to a specific (sub) photo album page (as in http://www.kajastus.net/page1/page1.html). Now I would like to make my website responsive (propably with Navigator theme) and I can’t use Collage for the purpose any more. I would appreciate if someone could recommend responsive stack for the purpose.
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Since you can turn any image or text stack into a link (using RW’s built-in link function) you can simply use one of the available responsive grid stacks, drop equally-sized thumbnail images into each canvas and add the link to the subpage.
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If you are not tied to using the Stacks plugin, then WeaverPix by Chillidog Software is worth looking at:
https://www.chillidogsoftware.com/chillidog-software-rapidweaver-plugins/weaverpix-rapidweaver-plugin/
This includes several collage / grid themes, all of which are responsive. Addon themes are available too, including a few from my website.
I’m not saying Stacks is not the correct tool for the job. But if you are working with a lot of images, it could prove tedious and time consuming. WeaverPix is designed from the ground up for handling image galleries.
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Thank you for your answers. Now I have done the thumbnail indexes with Elixir Graphics’ Structure Stacks, but I have to reconsider the theme, because the navigation was not exactly what I thought it was.
I am trying to find a stack that offers a responsive grid of images with text below like the link in the first post to this topic. I see lots of responsive grid stacks, but I can’t seem to find one that also allows text below the image to identify what the image is linking to.
Any help would be appreciated.
DJ
Grid from @yuzool maybe?
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So what I did was that I used Stacks and Elixir Graphics’ Structure tools (Grid & Image) and added text elements from Stacks itself to the grid under the images. This is just for index pages for photoalbums on my pages (as in http://www.kajastus.net/page20/). Albums themselves are just normal photopages from theme (Nick Cates’ Forward). I’ll add also a photo of edit view from Rapidweaver to be more clear about above explanation.
Thanks for the shout out 
Unfortunately it’s maxed out at 24 at the moment
Maybe one day I will make it infinite
That said, you can put more than one on the page so that could work one under the other
Michael
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