Chris said,

    Should we have some page that allows us to view all active media
    related to an active tag? Something like: /tag/bunnies/


Why, yes. Yes we should. And by should, I mean, we could, and it
would be very helpful if we did. This feature was rolled over from
`#360 </issues/360>`_.

[BONUS] - /tag/bunnies+fangs

A navigation function in mediagoblin/submit/views.py doesn't seem
to be in use any longer.

::

    def submit_success(request):
        return render_to_response(
            request, 'mediagoblin/submit/success.html', {})

Let's delete it.

We'll need to build a custom grid generator to get some decent
thumbnail grids.

Here's what we have in mind now:


-  It should be able to create grids of different sizes, so we can
   choose different amounts of columns and rows.
-  Each thumbnail will be in a div element.
-  Every row of thumbnails will also be in a div. This will allow
   the rows to resize according to their contents (say a row only
   contains very wide images, in that case the height will be lower to
   avoid awkward spacing).
-  Each of these elements will have a class. For correct margins,
   the first and last thumbnail element in every row will have a
   second class that removes the margin at the left or right side,
   respectively.
-  The same should probably be true for the first and last row, to
   avoid extra space at the bottom or top of the grid.

(As I understand it, correct me if I'm wrong.)

So, basically like cwebber said:

::

    <div class="thumb_gallery">
       <div class="thumb_row">
         <div class="thumb_entry">
           <div class="thumb_image">
             <img src="blabla" />
           </div>
           <div class="thumb_label">Bla bla</div>
         [...]

And then for instance a thumbnail element will looks like:

::

    <div class="thumb_entry">

While a thumbnail element on the far right would have an extra
class:

::

    <div class="thumb_entry thumb_last">

Probably not important, but for reference: we're using thumbnails
that are 180px wide, with 10px of space in between.