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LeonardoDP

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how to add htm pages ?
Posted: 8 Feb 25, 19:20
 
Hello,
I really have the greatest difficulties to integrate a .htm page. Indeed, the html editor does not give satisfactory results because the layout is damaged with each manipulation (spaces deleted, line spacing added, etc.). So I prefer to put .htm pages in the Jalbum folder. The field that asks for links in the html editor does not allow copy/paste and drag and drop does not give anything either. I searched your site for hours, asked artificial intelligence... nothing. How to simply integrate htm pages with text and photos?
Thanks in advance
Leonardo

Edited by: LeonardoDP on 8 Feb 2025, 19:43
RobM

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Re: how to add htm pages ?
Posted: 8 Feb 25, 21:27   in response to: LeonardoDP in response to: LeonardoDP
 
Copy and paste in the html editor works on a mac, what os are you using?

Text can be added as a title and/or a comment to any object added, like an image, a folder or a video.

You can of course just add html directly into the comment field, just enter the required tags.

Have you tried reading https://jalbum.net/help/en/Tutorials
LeonardoDP

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Re: how to add htm pages ?
Posted: 8 Feb 25, 22:44   in response to: RobM in response to: RobM
 
I'm on a PC, Windows 11. Copy/paste doesn't work, I have to drag and drop.

In the "comments" field of a folder, if I insert a long code for a text page with photos, it gives me strange things: it copies the code that I modified in the feedback function (…?!).

In the comment field of an "empty page", this same long code for a text page with photos works. But in these empy pages, their little title surrounded by a white space is really not nice and it is not possible to insert a photo in the title: a code that works elsewhere gives here a broken link.

And as for the tutorials, I spent time consulting them, but it seems to me that none of them give information on the operation which consists simply of inserting an already made html page, because that is simply my goal.
RobM

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Re: how to add htm pages ?
Posted: 8 Feb 25, 22:53   in response to: LeonardoDP in response to: LeonardoDP
 
You need to look at the skins page, https://jalbum.net/en/skins/new
Check the box 'Web page support'
If you are using a skin that does not support that then try switching skin to one that does.

If you have further questions post in the appropriate skin's forum.
LeonardoDP

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Re: how to add htm pages ?
Posted: 8 Feb 25, 22:59   in response to: RobM in response to: RobM
 
I use photoblogger justly because it is the skin more appropriate to text. However, with a PC the html editor does add lots of error (spaces deleted, line spacing added...) every time it is opened.
RobM

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Re: how to add htm pages ?
Posted: 8 Feb 25, 22:59   in response to: RobM in response to: RobM
 
Related help pages for templates

https://jalbum.net/help/en/Adding_template_pages

As well as the pre-made templates you can make your own, see
https://jalbum.net/help/en/Making_a_page_template

You can also use the 'empty page' and just add title and comments.
RobM

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Re: how to add htm pages ?
Posted: 9 Feb 25, 11:38   in response to: LeonardoDP in response to: LeonardoDP
 
LeonardoDP wrote:
I use photoblogger justly because it is the skin more appropriate to text. However, with a PC the html editor does add lots of error (spaces deleted, line spacing added...) every time it is opened.
Have you tried building an album using one of the sample projects? Is the result nothing like what you want?

Other users have albums that include a lot of text, even html code entered into the comment fields. If you know html it is easier to just manually add it.
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