Get your photography on the Web : the fastest, easiest way to show & sell your work
Getting images on the web today could not be cheaper or easier--if photographers just knew how. But they don't need to learn coding, design, programming, or scripting anymore. They need to know where to go to get the tools they actually need, and how to put it all together. Here, Rafael "R...
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| Formato: | Libro electrónico |
| Idioma: | Inglés |
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[Place of publication not identified]
Peachpit Press
2011
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| Edición: | 1st edition |
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| Ver en Biblioteca Universitat Ramon Llull: | https://discovery.url.edu/permalink/34CSUC_URL/1im36ta/alma991009628866306719 |
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- Cover
- CONTENTS
- CHAPTER ONE: Domains & Space: You Need These First!
- Creating a Godaddy.com Account
- Registering a Domain Name
- Purchasing Online Space at GoDaddy.com
- Linking Your Domain Name to the Hosting Space
- CHAPTER TWO: Getting Your Images Ready
- Sharpening & Sizing Your Images in Lightroom
- Sharpening & Sizing Your Images in Photoshop
- Sharpening & Sizing Your Images in Elements
- Exporting Your Images as sRGB in Lightroom
- Converting to sRGB in Photoshop
- Converting to sRGB in Elements
- Adding Your Contact Info to Your Metadata in Lightroom
- Adding Your Contact Info to Your Metadata in Photoshop & Elements
- Get a Google Voice Account
- Watermarking Your Images in Lightroom
- Creating a Watermark in Photoshop & Elements
- My Favorite Watermark to Use: a Signature
- Using Digimarc for Copyright Protection
- Submitting Images to the Copyright Office
- CHAPTER THREE: Using WordPress for Your Website
- Installing WordPress on Your Site
- Accessing Your WordPress Admin Area
- Along the Way: David Hobby
- CHAPTER FOUR: Adding Content to Your Website
- A Photo Blog Can Solve Many Problems
- Working with Posts in WordPress
- Adding an Image to Your Post
- Adding Categories & Tags, and Changing Your Publishing Status
- Adding a Gallery of Images to Your Post
- Adding an Animoto Slide Show
- Some Housekeeping Notes on Categories, Tags & Images
- Working with Pages Inside of WordPress
- Along the Way: Joe Mc Nally
- CHAPTER FIVE: Plug-Ins and Menus to the Rescue
- Thank Goodness for Menus
- Installing a Plug-In
- Opening an Image in a Shadowbox
- Installing Contact Form 7
- Installing Google Analytics
- CHAPTER SIX: HTML Tips & Tricks
- Have a Link Appear in a New Window
- Getting Rid of Weird Spacing Issues
- Aligning to the Right or to the Left
- Moving Text Over to the Next Image.
- Adding Space Around an Image
- Creating an Email Hyperlink
- Along the Way: Jacob Cass
- CHAPTER SEVEN: Seven Make Your Website Pop with a Theme
- Free Templates at WordPress.org
- Installing a Downloaded Theme
- Configuring the Candid Theme
- Setting a Featured Image for a Post
- Exploring the Candid Theme Options
- Logos & Menus for the Candid Theme
- Adding a WordPress Widget
- Additional Template Resources
- Along the Way: Shooter Themes
- CHAPTER EIGHT: Printing Your Images Online
- Uploading Images to Mpix
- Uploading Your Images to Artistic Photo Canvas
- Setting Up Fotomoto on Your Website
- Fine Tuning Your Fotomoto Shopping Cart
- Along the Way: Joe Dellasega
- CHAPTER NINE: Creating a Flash-Based Portfolio
- Checking Out FlashComponents.net
- Downloading a Free Text Editor
- Configuring Your Flash Portfolio
- Resizing Images for Your Flash Portfolio
- Resizing Portrait-Oriented Images in Photoshop
- Changing Categories and Renaming Files
- Along the Way: Diablo Tibi
- CHAPTER TEN: Using Social Media
- Working Your Facebook Fan Page
- Tagging a Picture in Facebook
- Creating a Twitter Account
- Using a URL Shortening Service
- Following Someone on Twitter
- The Power of Searching Twitter
- Creating and Using a Flickr Account
- Creating an Amazon Affiliate Account
- Creating a B&H Affiliate Account
- Along the Way: Scott Kelby
- CHAPTER ELEVAN: Adding Web Galleries with FTP
- Using an FTP Client: FileZilla
- Dragging Files and Folders from Your Desktop
- Navigating Up and Down in Your Website's Folders
- Creating a Web Gallery Using Bridge
- Creating a Web Gallery Using Lightroom
- Uploading Web Galleries to Your Website
- Using the TTG Client Response Gallery
- Case Study 1: Moose Peterson
- Case Study 2: Michael McCaskey
- Case Study 3: Kathy Porupski
- INDEX
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