Advanced website creation using TTG plugins, Part VII

Our long walk continues! We’re seven articles deep into development of a website using TTG plugins in various “advanced” configurations. To access previous entries in this series, see a full list of articles on Advanced Website Creation. If you’re new to TTG, please check out our Beginners’ Guide to Website Creation to learn the basics. [...]

Advanced website creation using TTG plugins, Part VI

Last time, we setup our Shop section and an image gallery for selling prints. For Part VI, we shift our focus to the Galleries page and begin to populate that section of our site as a showcase for our work. We will be adding image galleries, and also demonstrating how to use TTG CE2 Auto [...]

Advanced website creation using TTG plugins, Part V

This is Part V of our how-to series on Advanced Website Creation using TTG Plugins. If you’re new to using TTG plugins, you will want to see our Beginner’s Guide to Website Creation. We are working on Campagna Pictures, a demonstration site setup at http://campagnapictures.com. Previously in this series, we have setup our foundation pages, [...]

Advanced website creation using TTG plugins, Part IV

This is the fourth installment in an ongoing series of articles in which I walk you through the process of creating a very complicated website using TTG plugins. New users should ignore this for now and go check out our Beginner’s Guide to Website Creation which teaches you the basics of using TTG plugins, while [...]

Advanced website creation using TTG plugins, Part III

Welcome to Part III of our Advanced web-design tutorial for site creation using TTG plugins. In this series of articles you have the opportunity to follow along from start to finish as I design and publish a sprawling website at http://campagnapictures.com. Sprawling? Well yes, because I’m trying to cram as many content examples into the [...]

Advanced website creation using TTG plugins, Part II

In part one of this series, we laid a foundation for our website. In part II, we will create a plan for our site and begin to work in Lightroom. This series of articles is Advanced Website Creation. If you’re new to TTG, I suggest that you first read through our Beginner’s Guide to Website [...]

Advanced website creation using TTG plugins, Part I

Scalability is a part of the TTG design philosophy. Using The Turning Gate’s CE2 series plugins, it is possible to create websites which are very simple, and also websites which are very complex. And as the complexity of your project scales from simple to complex, so too does your learning curve; simple websites are simple [...]

iFrames are bad, PHPlugins are good

Your entire website may be created using TTG plugins, but I often hear from users wanting to integrate TTG galleries into an existing website. Of course this can be done, but many users attempt to go about it in the wrong way, using iframes to embed gallery content into existing pages. Iframes have their uses, [...]

Terry White creates tablet portfolios with TTG

In this episode of the Adobe Creative Suite Podcast Terry White shows how to use a Lightroom Web Gallery from The Turning Gate in InDesign to make an Interactive Portfolio for your iPad or Android Tablet.

Add a Social Media Toolbar w/ PHPlugins

Facebook like. Twitter tweet. Google +1. Show your Pinterest. It’s probably in your best interests to allow your visitors to share your galleries by whatever means they fancy. And with PHPlugins, you can do this pretty easily. But first, let me share my pain with you. I love beautiful code. I adore carefully hand-crafted websites. [...]