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Handy iWeb tip on the .Mac blog
I believe I've
found the perfect use for iWeb. I've used it to create a family site for all of my far-flung relatives. They couldn't
care less about trackback pings, comments, validation or any of that stuff. They just want to see cute pictures and
videos of the kids, and I want to spend as little time as possible maintaining the "kids' site." iWeb is the
perfect answer.Up until now, I've been manually deleting the caption under each new photo that I add (usually something like "IMG003.JPG"). Thanks to this tip from the official .Mac blog, I don't have to do that anymore. Select a photo in an image gallery and open the inspector. A slider appears under the heading "Caption Height." Slide it all the way to the left and the captions are gone. I like it.
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Mike said 12:24PM on 3-29-2006
Great that you've found a way of doing this, but it's a very obfuscated way of going about doing this. Why isn't there a checkbox labelled "Show Captions" and a ghosted slider which comes into play when you check it? Unless you were looking for the option to turn them off, chances are you simply wouldn't find this option.
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Sabon said 1:07PM on 3-29-2006
Another note. If you change the file name BEFORE importing them into iTunes (or once in iTunes) it will use that as the caption for the picture.
I manage a website for a local motorcycle chapter. When people have pictures they want me to put on the website I make them change the file name from image.... to the caption they want. I then import the pics into iPhoto and post them using HomePage and now iWeb.
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starwxrwx said 8:06PM on 3-29-2006
anyone else find it annoying the .mac blog RSS imagaes dont show up in safari ??
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