Darren

The last part of the HTML introduction for Visualizer Album Designer, can now be accessed for the Visualizer Photo FX tutorials page. In this last introduction to HTML using Visualizer Album Designer, we will be looking at inserting images into a document, and wrapping links around images and text. To read the tutorial, please click on the link below.

Learn how to add links to images and text.

If you want to study more tutorials for Visualizer Photo FX, please click on the link below.

Visualizer Photo FX Tutorials.

Have fun and enjoy

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Paddy

How do you feel about people using the Visualizer logo on their albums Darren? As you have seen from mine, I think it warrants a link back to the software that created it. Perhaps you would like to add the logo image and preferred target page into a piece of code that could just be copied and pasted into the footer of an album same as the example you have given which links back to the Visualizer home page.

As a thought for a future upgrade, should there be one, have you considered a way in which descriptive text or even a title could be added to each page generated by the software? Perhaps the easiest (says he who knows nothing about it) would be to use the picture file name as a title. I know that each page can be edited to add text to it but to be honest, I wouldn’t know where to place the text so that it displayed either under or above the image. Maybe, if you could find time… I know, I ask a lot, you could perhaps show where in a generated page code such text could go? Also, I know that a generated page can be opened in just about any text editor but do you have, maybe a freeware, recommendation for an editor that would help people develop not only their skills but also their albums. I know, I am too demanding……

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