9 Years Ago

How To Tidy Up My Website And Categorize The Different Sections.

At the risk of sounding dumb--I need help. I have always found working on line difficult --but have searched for hours for an explanation on site as to how to go about it..... as we are expected to know. Well I dont.!! Would some kind soul put it in plain language that I can understand and I will gear myself for action. In my own defence I am not dumb - quite bright in fact - I was dux of my classes when going to school many moons ago --it is just that I am getting on in years and am struggling to keep up with technology. Thank you so much.......Val.

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Pamela Patch

9 Years Ago

Val while logged in go to your gallery tab on your profile page. You will see "create new gallery", click on that and fill in the blanks. Remember to "submit changes" before you close the page.

You may also find some help here - http://fineartamerica.com/showmessages.php?messageid=98980 or choose the "help" tab at the top of the page.

Roy Erickson

9 Years Ago

How to do stuff on FAA:

For the lazy that just want to click on the link - not copy and paste

Mike Savad

9 Years Ago

ok as pam said do that, and make a bunch of fitting galleries. then you have to edit each image and check off the group you want the image to be in.

while you edit

this one needs a crop repair on the left.

once you do that, set the default (behind the scenes), to gallery.

go into your gallery and edit each one and choose a logo (there will be buttons on the side, choose the one you want to represent all the work), then hit submit at the top. and repeat with all of them. and there you go.

---Mike Savad
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Mike Savad

9 Years Ago

a word of note though, looking at some of your work, quite a few things are pixelated and others are blurry, they probably won't print. so while your editing things you may want to update the quality of the scans, because you will probably have problems in the future. its also a good idea to add more keywords. do it all in one stroke will save time.

---Mike Savad
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