IWeb + iPhoto = design flexibility for photos

I loved the old homepage feature of dotmac. But there was only so many ways to present your photos. Each template forced your images into frames that could not be changed. With iWeb, you can change the image "frames" or borders regardless of which template you use. For example, I took some pictures of the kids tonight and started playing around with some of the effects in iPhoto. I was able to recreate the look of the old Polaroid instant camera my folks used when I was a kid.
Then when I uploaded them to my iWeb site, I selected a border (inspector pane>shapes) that resembled the old Polaroid film print. The result was a unique way of presenting photos I could never have done using the old homepage features.
See what you think:
http://web.mac.com/kentcallison/iWeb/icallison/Photos.html and click the link for the first photo album "Playing With Your Food"

HEY!
I Feel like you found a secret I could not find, for
some reaosn no matter what I did I could not change
the photo settings to show rows of two instead of 3!
Also had you created pages on .mac before? Becuase I
can't see to find a way to create a link btween the
two, they show up as sepearte divisions on the .mac
site and I am unsure how to create a link between
them!
ANY HELP WOULD BE AMAZING! You sound, and look like
you really know what you are doing!
Thanks,
Morgan
There are a couple of ways to link from your iWeb site to your old .Mac site. One is to recreate each page by hand..no fun. Another is to create a text page of some sort in iWeb with links to your old pages. You can add hyperlinks manually or just drag the web address from Safari's address bar into your iWeb page.
As for changing the layout of your photos, click on any photo on the grid. Open the Inspector and select the shapes tab (looks like a square and a circle) and then you can change the layout type, the photo frames and the caption area size.
Hope this helps.

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