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mteicher
May-15-2007, 12:10 PM
I would like to know if it is possible to something like the following
http://www.frankantonio.net/gallery.html via smugmug customization ??


thank you

/mark
mteicher
May-17-2007, 02:00 PM
http://www.dcpromodeling.com/model/kerrys/



thank you

/mark[/quote]
PBolchover
May-17-2007, 03:30 PM
I don't see why this is impossible.

For the first layout layout (which is CSS based), you could put the html in your biobox, and use CSS and/or javascript as appropriate.

For the second layout (which is flash based), you would need to host the flash on a different site, but can embed it in your smugmug homepage.
ericstephenvorm
May-17-2007, 06:11 PM
I'd like to hear more about this "hosting flash on another site and embedding it in Smugmug." I've been working on a flash-based site for almost a year, but haven't figured out how to make it work within my smugmug site. Shoot, I have an entire site almost set up, but I don't want to abandon my smugmug service and quality just for some fancy doo-dads, yah know?

ESV
www.esvphotography.com
mteicher
Jul-25-2007, 04:30 PM
I don't see why this is impossible.

For the first layout layout (which is CSS based), you could put the html in your biobox, and use CSS and/or javascript as appropriate.

For the second layout (which is flash based), you would need to host the flash on a different site, but can embed it in your smugmug homepage.

I am new to this type of coding, I think I understand the flash piece of it.
Allen
Jul-25-2007, 04:42 PM
I am new to this type of coding, I think I understand the flash piece of it.
Wherever you put it, enclose the flash code between html tags.

An example, in you bio or gallery description you'd insert.

<html>
...
flash code here
...
</html>

If you put it in your header or footer enclose it in div's. No html tags needed there.

<div id"myFlash">
flash code here
</div>

Then in CSS you could format it.

#myFlash {
display: none; /* keeps it from displaying on all pages */
margin: o auto;}

.homepage #myFlash { /* display only on homepage */
display: block;}

As far as the flash code goes you'll have to come up with that yourself. Also
the swf file will have to be stored on another site.
mteicher
Jul-26-2007, 05:18 AM
Wherever you put it, enclose the flash code between html tags.

An example, in you bio or gallery description you'd insert.

<html>
...
flash code here
...
</html>

If you put it in your header or footer enclose it in div's. No html tags needed there.

<div id"myFlash">
flash code here
</div>

Then in CSS you could format it.

#myFlash {
display: none; /* keeps it from displaying on all pages */
margin: o auto;}

.homepage #myFlash { /* display only on homepage */
display: block;}

As far as the flash code goes you'll have to come up with that yourself. Also
the swf file will have to be stored on another site.

Thank you very much for the pointers.

/mark