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		<title>By: Resizing Images and Associating Them with Posts in Mimbo Pro &#187; Darren Hoyt Dot Com</title>
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		<dc:creator>Resizing Images and Associating Them with Posts in Mimbo Pro &#187; Darren Hoyt Dot Com</dc:creator>
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		<description>[...] The image gallery packaged with Mimbo Pro works on this same logic &#8212; it loops through posts, determines if there is custom-field data, and if so, publishes the last 12 posts, aka, images. It&#8217;s not a traditional thumbnail gallery meant for viewing different sizes, but more like a visual way of navigating the archives. [...]</description>
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