Need some help embedding a jquery gallery into web page. (I think)

[Scotchair]

Hey guys... first of all, I'm a complete web development newbie. I'm in the process of making my first website (as a digital portolio) using a modified blogger page. You can check it out here [B][URL="http://www.kieranjduncan.com"]www.kieranjduncan.com[/URL][/B]

I'm keen to display a photography page, you'll see the one currently there is pretty dull. My mate linked me to this gallery, which he's used in the past [URL]http://www.twospy.com/galleriffic/[/URL]

Unfortunately he's unavailable to help me just now, so i figured I'd try my luck here. Basically... I've got no fucking idea how to get that onto my page. If you look at the examples, I'm looking to use the second one down: [URL]http://www.twospy.com/galleriffic/example-2.html[/URL]

I downloaded the gallery plugin, but when I try to download this jquery (I'm not even sure what it is...) it takes me to a page of code. [URL]http://code.jquery.com/jquery-1.8.1.js[/URL]

Apologies if I'm unclear anywhere, like I said... it's my first time doing anything like this so I'm a bit lost amongst all the jargon and coding.

Any help or tips would be much appreciated.

[Killervalon]

jQuery is a Javascript framework. That basicly means it helps you to do stuff a lot easier / quicker. You don't HAVE to download it and put it on your page, you can just link to their site. But IF you want to download it, then your browser just shows you a lot of code. Just like CSS. What you want to do is, download that file. You can either right click the link to the JS and click save (link) as. Or you can download it when you get to the page of the code. (In chrome, it's the wrench then save page as). It's also CTRL+S for saving, as a quick shortcut.

When you get past that, I can help you once again. If It's too hard for you, just PM me and I can do it for you.

Okaaay, it looks like you already solved it.

[runtime]

In no way related to the post, but you are incredibly talented when it comes to animation work.

[Scotchair]

[QUOTE=Killervalon;37723636]jQuery is a Javascript framework. That basicly means it helps you to do stuff a lot easier / quicker. You don't HAVE to download it and put it on your page, you can just link to their site. But IF you want to download it, then your browser just shows you a lot of code. Just like CSS. What you want to do is, download that file. You can either right click the link to the JS and click save (link) as. Or you can download it when you get to the page of the code. (In chrome, it's the wrench then save page as). It's also CTRL+S for saving, as a quick shortcut.

When you get past that, I can help you once again. If It's too hard for you, just PM me and I can do it for you.

Okaaay, it looks like you already solved it.[/QUOTE]

Thanks man, I ended up just using another html script I found but I might give this one another go. I'll PM you if I have any problems :)