Hover the image on computers. Click the image on mobile devices.
Click the image again (not on the text).
When clicking on the displayed text, a new window will open with a search for the latin name on DuckDuckGo.
The web sites I use most are:
- Flora Helvetica: available in DE/FR/IT.
- Tele Botanica: available in FR/EN.
- The Plant List: available in EN.
When I'm walking around the mountains, I'm taken macros of nearly every flower I can see. Back at home, I find out what it is and publish it to the web.
Latin, French, German and Italian.
- Order-Genus: sort by Order-Genus-Latin names.
- Latin: sort by Latin names.
- French / German / Italian: sort by a given language.
- Color: sort by flowers color.
Nothing else than a better text editor to write the code and a simple picture editor to resize these images (Preview).
The first version was "just for fun" to learn some new CSS commands. After several comments about enhancements, I changed the concept and made a fully usable page.
There's only one PHP page that does everything:
- it reads into an array a CSV file containing all the information;
- it sorts the array using the specified column;
- it generates the HTML code that displays the gallery.
Any newer browser should support that page.
It always takes time to download more than 250 pictures...