The best organization for you will depend on the type of images you collect over time. StudioLine offers an extremely effective search engine to locate images across all folders. Carefully chosen descriptions of your images utilizing logical keywords will pay off, especially once your site has grown to a respectable size. Folders for individual object types are entirely separate.
You may choose to use folders for one type of object and not for another. The Publishing Profile lists the server information for each website making it easy to go back and forth between different sites and the required information. Large web sites are often maintained by a team of web masters.
Distinct sections, such as Products and Services, Customer Support, Corporate Public Relations may have different requirements or employ a specific look and feel. In StudioLine, one can treat each web site section as a unique site.
In this way, each site can be based on different layout defaults and be maintained on different workstations. By clicking on the list, an example of the layout is shown to the right.
A new window will open which will allow you to type in the name of your site. The StudioLine Explorer automatically opens showing you a list of all the pages associated with your template.
You can click on each page to edit them and add images or you can navigate the different pages via the left-hand navigation pane. Should you prefer to create new names for the individual pages of the template site, you can easily change them in the left-hand navigation page.
A window will open that prompts you confirm if you want the URL to match the new page name. Once a site is completed, it must be published to the respective subfolder on the web server. The only modifications that can be made to our web galleries are offered during the Web Gallery creation wizard. Once the gallery is created, the text from the wizard can be updated and filter tools can be applied to the text.
You can also change the page background. Using StudioLine Web Designer you can create web pages with a completely free layout, positioning text, images and graphic objects freely on the page. You can create your own layout templates using StudioLine Web Designer.
These layout templates allow dropping of multiple images onto your web pages, creating thumbnails and allowing for sub-pages detail views , which are generated automatically - just as with the Web Galleries in StudioLine Photo. About the only thing that would be missing is a full integration of your own styles into the Web Gallery creation wizard.
But you'll barely need the wizard and you'll like the freedom the full editing gives you. Follow StudioLine. Something Doesn't Work. I get an error message; " MAPI handle invalid ". Reinstalling StudioLine. Working with StudioLine.
StudioLine will automatically orientate the images to save expensive photo paper. Explorer on top of the "Image Archive" folder. Twain is the only possibility for some operating systems and device manufacturers. I think I found an error — what do I do? I've lost some fonts on my computer and StudioLine is now using a different font for the descriptors beneath the. I can't start StudioLine. I don't know where to find the activation code? How can I prevent users who "surf the web" from copying my images from my web gallery or web pages?
When I try to delete an image or folder, I get a message; " the image is still being used for the following web galleries. From the "Help" menu, choose "Request Technical Support". Once you have located the document or image, click on it with the right mouse button a context menu should open. Choose "Send To" and then "Mail Recipient". Navigate to the "Log" directory i. Select all the "xxx.
Click the right mouse button on the first file a context menu should open. Describe in detail in the email body what error messages you are. Copy the entire StudioLine data folder i. Run setup on your new PC from the » download page and enter the new location as the data folder during the. After setup completes, enter your » activation code. Typically, the initial image defined with the Image Prototype for a particular webpage would be relatively small, like a thumbnail.
Once multiple photos are imported from Image Archive onto the page, the resulting webpage would be composed of a gallery of thumbnails, or whichever size you chose using the Image Prototype. Then you could create additional Image Views for that webpage with increasingly larger sizes. The resulting sub-pages display only one picture each, at the size that you specify using the Image Prototype.
A web visitor would simply click on a picture to see a larger version, or choose a navigation link to browse between Image View pages.
With the use of the Image Views window, you can create sub-pages for each main page, and assign individualized effects for the images displayed. To create sub-pages or additional Image Views for your website page: Open the Layout or Layout template. The Image Views window appears on which you can see a mini version of your website page, and a default sub-page, called Image View 1.
Whenever possible, use placeholders instead of static text. This way, text is automatically substituted through image, page and system descriptors. User Tools Log In. Site Tools Search. Installation Guide. Product Activation Code. Image Archive. Detail View. Timeline View. Slide Show. Image Archive. Detail View. Timeline View. Page Editor. Text Editor. Layout Templates. StudioLine Explorer. Keyboard Shortcuts.
Importing Images. Supported File Formats. Duplicates and Shortcuts. Editing Content. Pre-Defining in Folders. Prefilled Forms. Marking Across Folders. Image Editing. Image Tools. Export Filter.
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