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Posted by dorayme on 11/12/58 11:56
In article <goete295ntcevg09gj8s6npu3lfah8ejgu@4ax.com>,
David Segall <david@address.invalid> wrote:
> dorayme <doraymeRidThis@optusnet.com.au> wrote:
>
> >I am about to make a photo gallery page(s) for a website and am
> >interested in not doing what I usually do - never mind how, it
> >always looked nice but it is too time consuming and probably less
> >than clever. i am getting by with a bit of PHP these days. I need
> >a simple plan or modifiable template. But if it is complicated, I
> >likely will put it aside for "later study". Anyone recommend any
> >templates?
> If the photograph collection is fairly stable you might like to try
> JAlbum <http://jalbum.net/>. It generates complete albums in HTML
> format based on HTML templates and style sheets. The program comes
> with many different formats but it is easy to write your own to
> conform with an existing site.
Yes, thanks, I do have various generators around, you remind me.
I once made a whole CD of family pics using the facilities of
Photoshop 6 and altered the HTML using Search and Replace in
BBEdit... I have other software that could do this I guess.
Actually, you are reminding me to look to see if the more modern
generators I have will have some natural elegance of their own.
One usually has to spend a lot of time making the generated stuff
clean and a fit to the website concerned and it is sometimes a
question whether writing it up from scratch is not easier in the
end.
I guess I am looking for an actual template that looks nice and
has PHP aspects to it, that can be adapted to random insertions
server side and so on... And is easy to adapt. Someone has kindly
shown me his PHP linked set up already.
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dorayme
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