Implement dynamic photo gallery with slider and modular structure#265
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This pull request adds a photo gallery slider to the FEniCS 2026 conference page, enhancing the visual presentation of the event. It introduces a new interactive gallery section with horizontal scrolling and navigation buttons, along with custom CSS for styling the gallery and its controls.
Photo Gallery Feature:
conference/2026.md, featuring two rows of event photos displayed in a horizontally scrollable slider with previous/next buttons for navigation.Styling and UI Enhancements:
assets/css/customsty.cssto style the gallery slider, image rows, and navigation buttons, ensuring a modern and responsive look.Photos are chosen manually from http://pub.fenicsproject.org/photos/fenics26-paris/.