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Quote from: sagebrush on August 28, 2008, 10:30:09 PM
Red hair!
What's that sandy stuff? Sand? Pollen? Fungus?
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It's from that wall which is sandstone. a flood the previous year and wiped out a ton of the trees and shrubs along the river. last time I went, THIS was covered up by trees and shrubs:Quote from: Xepher on November 26, 2007, 01:48:14 AM
I think you're not looking for an image viewing program (that would be something you browse pictures on your own computer with... e.g. Microsoft Image Viewer) What you want is a web image gallery script(s.) One popular one is simply called "Gallery" and is used by several xepher.net members. http://gallery.menalto.com/ It let's you directly upload images, and automatically creates thumbnails for them, as well as let's people comment and other things. Other people tend to write their own pages, such as the page you linked. It's just a standard table setup to use lightbox to overlay the full image when you click. You'd need to have a decent grasp of web coding to use the latter option though... at least basic knowledge of CSS.
Quote from: griever on August 23, 2008, 11:41:43 PM
I also use Dreamweaver, pretty much like Xepher said. You can do html and css via WYSIWYG but it's so much easier (and faster) to type it out yourself.
I don;t even fully know HTML, asside from the basics... and even then it's, apparently, outdated stuff like the "to the point, and specifically what I need, and shorter to type < b> tag" instead of stupid "< strong>"... peh.. also, I think I heard that "< center>" is also not obsolete.... I use that bastard ALL the time. Next thing you know, "< br>" will be gone or something :/
Positive from me as well
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