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Old September 18th, 2002, 09:11 PM
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Web Photo Album - REAL newbie

I'm using Dreamweaver to develop a photography site. I would like to create a simple photo album-type setup where users can browse through thumbnail images, click to enlarge an individual image, and either return and browse thumbnails, or continue through the gallery in full size.

I'm aware that Dreamweaver has a built in function for this and it is ALMOST what I'm looking for. The catch is that I want the album to use the same fonts, graphics, and color scheme as I've developed for the rest of the site. Is this at all possible without coding (since I know VERY little HTML, Java, etc.)?

In essence, I would ideally like to have a dynamic page that could load an image, a title and a caption based upon what image the user chooses. I can do this the long way by creating an individual page for each image but that's really tedious. Is there a better way without learning how to code?

Thanks for bearing with a truly inept web developer...any help you could give me would be tremendous!

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You might try gallery.sourceforge.net. It's a third party photo gallery that allows you to do everything you mentioned, including colors and font settings. It's in PHP, but is fairly easy to install -- just read the instructions very well. It may take some time considering you're a `REAL newbie`, but you'll learn a lot in the process.
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