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Create a Gallery in Dreamweaver

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February 6, 2017
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Can anyone tell me how to create a good Gallery in Dreamweaver,

Created what I want in Lightroom really, but god only knows how I incorporate/embed it onto my Dreamweaver site.

Dont want to spend on third party products when I've already got Adobe creative cloud

Anyone willing to help (Other than download try this for $$$$$$) will be my all time favorite person EVER!!

Go for it!

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Correct answer Jon Fritz

Do a search for "jquery lightbox" and you'll be presented with a lot of different options to do what you want, most of them will be free and have simple instructions to follow to create your gallery and the pop-up window.

One of the easier to use lightboxes, in my opinion, is available here: Lightbox

Nancy OShea

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This is essentially a duplicate of your other post in which I offered several options. Some paid and some free.

Insert a Lightroom Gallery onto a Dreamweaver site

This free gallery combines Bootstrap Modal & Carousel components

Bootstrap Modal + Carousel Gallery - http://alt-web.com/

Adobe Portfolio costs nothing (it's free with Creative Cloud plan)
PHP code costs nothing.
jQuery costs nothing

Nancy

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richardt51523344Author

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Hi Nancy

Whilst your reply was helpful last time it didn't answer what I was specifically asking, which was how you insert a Lightroom Gallery into Dreamweaver. Which would be the ideal resolution.

Now I'm just open to anything to get the site up and running.

The designer of my old site is coming next week, so I'm sure will be able to sort it for me either way. Just would have rather have had it all done by myself (excluding this Forums help obviously).

Thanks

Rich

Nancy OShea

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Lightroom creates what is essentially a separate group of web pages that contains your images. The simplest approach is to add a link to the gallery folder's index.html page from your main web site.

Nancy O'Shea— Product User & Community Expert

Jon Fritz

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Do a search for "jquery lightbox" and you'll be presented with a lot of different options to do what you want, most of them will be free and have simple instructions to follow to create your gallery and the pop-up window.

One of the easier to use lightboxes, in my opinion, is available here: Lightbox

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