Aperture web site photos: too small

The photos on web sites created in Aperture are too small for me. Is there any way to upsize them?
(And besides, can I eliminate the technical details?)
Thank you very much!
Hp

Yes, you can customize the layout.
To change the size of the photo on the detail page, select the "Detail" view and change the layout parameters "Fit images within" .
To change the "details" edit the metadata preset used for the page:
Select a Metadata preset, that has only the tags that you want to display or set it to "None".

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