farmer1

For websites?

Any suggestions greatly appreciated.

lightning101

If you are using Dreamweaver - it has built in teplate content pages with exchangable graphics and set tables etc.


If not try one of the freeware ones off www.tucows.com , they let you select a whole directory of images, then you select options/buttons/colours etc, then it compiles an HTML page for you to upload to you webspace.

farmer1

cheers

I do use dreamweaver but i thought you needed fireworks for it, anyway i will take a look at both.

thanx again

Iain Young

I'm using a slightly modified copy of 4images (http://www.4homepages.de/) to drive my website (http://www.iainbyoung.co.uk) at the moment. Seems pretty good. but you do need php and mysql support in your web space to use it.

Oh, and a decent html editor is needed as well if you want to edit the templates. Something like notepad for example (it's what I use )

Iain

ChrisB

I've used Arles for quite a while.

Very easy to use and the results are good.

HankScorpio

I use Gallery from http://gallery.sourceforge.net
as above, needs php (but no php knowledge to get it running)

http://www.hankscorpio.com/

Miles

I use Curator, which is also available from the SourceForge site at http://curator.sourceforge.net/. It needs the Python interpreter to work, but the whole thing is OpenSource.

My results with it are at http://www.downtheboozer.co.uk