There are a few of us on the list who use Jalbum and we've had a few threads
on its use. I use it for all my galleries and find it really flexible, but
relatively straightforward to use.

It's particularly good for the purpose you mentioned, Marnie, where you want
to use your own web space and not be tied to the layout you get with Flickr
and the like. The built-in FTP site manager is excellent - you can add
directories to your gallery and the site manager sorts out and uploads the
new bits for you. It's also easy to create a free-standing one-off gallery
that isn't linked to anything else - but with the same theme.

I use the Chameleon scheme (also used for the PUG I think) and find it a
good compromise between simplicity and flexibility. It's also not Flash...

Chris

> -----Original Message-----
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> To: [email protected]
> Subject: Jalbum Photo Album Generator?
> 
> Anyone used Jalbum? http://jalbum.net/
> 
> Or  have you something else to recommend?
> 
> I want to redo my web pages.  Rolling my own HTML at the moment and I
> know
> CSS, but it does take time. So I am  looking for something less time
> consuming. But something that still has some  style.
> 
> I also prefer paying for my own site rather than using one of the
> content
> providers for photographers (flickr, smugmug, etc.).
> 
> I am leaning  toward a web page generator rather than a lot of onsite
> php
> or MySQL or  something. And I am not overly fond of what Lightroom does
> and I
> basically want  to avoid Flash, or heavy use of it.
> 
> Any suggestions  welcome.
> 
> Marnie aka Doe  :-)
> http://www.mapphotography.com/
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