If someone has a bunch of photos in iPhoto, and I create an album of
a particular theme that I want to share, it is real easy to share
from iPhoto to the web. I currently save my iPhoto web galleries to a
secondary server for my domain (my MacOS X Server). However, if I
want to integrate these photos with my main website hosted at my ISP,
and my main website is designed in Freeway Pro 5, what is the best
way to do this? Is there a particular action that folks like? If I
could add a company logo and my CSS navigation menus to the layout
that iPhoto generates, and integrate it with the Freeway document for
this particular website, that’d be great. I’m looking for something
simple and straight forward that can be done quickly.
I forgot to mention that I realize one can drag and drop from iPhoto
to Freeway, however, I store my Freeway document and supporting site
material on a MacOS X file server. I run more than one license of
Freeway and more than one of us at our company share in updating the
website, so I need a solution where the content is centrally located.
Joe
On Aug 1, 2008, at 1:24 PM, Joe Sporleder wrote:
If someone has a bunch of photos in iPhoto, and I create an album of
a particular theme that I want to share, it is real easy to share
from iPhoto to the web. I currently save my iPhoto web galleries to a
secondary server for my domain (my MacOS X Server). However, if I
want to integrate these photos with my main website hosted at my ISP,
and my main website is designed in Freeway Pro 5, what is the best
way to do this? Is there a particular action that folks like? If I
could add a company logo and my CSS navigation menus to the layout
that iPhoto generates, and integrate it with the Freeway document for
this particular website, that’d be great. I’m looking for something
simple and straight forward that can be done quickly.
Well, the easiest thing I can think of would be a frameset, which could hold some basic site navigation in the top or left frame, and then leave the rest of the page open for the iPhoto gallery. This would work cross-domain, while the other thing I was going to suggest (lazy-loading into a DIV with JavaScript) would only work if both sources were hosted at the same domain. You say that your Mac OS X Server is a secondary server for your domain – do you mean that it is a different subdomain at the same main domain?