Viewing Property Photos
On the Details tab and More Details page, you can view all available property photos in our standard photo viewer and you can link to the Large Photos viewer to see them in larger format.
To view the photos of a property:
- Display the Details tab for the property using one of the following methods:
- In List View, click
for this property. - In Map View:
- On the map, mouse over the pushpin for this property. In the balloon that appears, click View Details. - OR -
- On the Listings tab, click the address in the list.
- In List View, click
- When the Details tab appears, view all available property photos:
- Under the main photo, locate the Photo Viewer controls.
Each photo for this listing is represented by a number.
- Mouse over a number to view a thumbnail of that photo.
- Click a number to display that photo in the viewer.
- Click
(Play) to view all of the photos as a slide show. - Click
(Pause) to stop a slide show. - Click
(Previous) or 
(Next) to scroll through the photos. - If the dropdown list says Gallery Photos (as shown above) or All Photos, click the list to choose a subset of the photos.
- Beneath the Photo Viewer, click
to display the photos in a larger, separate window. In that window, use the prev property and next property buttons to page through your search results; click Details to return to the Details tab. - If you see words across the top of the photo, follow the instructions in parentheses to show or hide the photo description.
- (click to show): Click the photo to expand the description.
- (click to hide): Click the photo to reduce the description.
- To open the Photo Gallery for this listing in a separate window, under Print Options, click Photos (if available).
- To view photos for another property, click prev property or next property on the Details tab or return to step 1.
Note: If you are viewing the photos as a slide show and you come across a video or 360° photo, you must pause the slide show in order to keep the video or 360° photo in the Photo Viewer.
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