Watermark Setup
Some Allwebco gallery templates include a built-in watermark in the image viewer and the slideshow. Below are listed some of your options with the watermark.
Note (please read):
Newer Allwebco templates may include the watermark code in the "watermark.js" and not in the slideshow.htm or the pop-closeup.js. If your template includes a watermark.js you only need to edit that file.
What are the options:
Open your "pop-closeup.js" and/or your "slideshow.htm" or your "watermark.js" in a plain text editor like Notepad. Then click on the eye below to see what code to change.
The Watermark Image:
If you want to use your own image for the watermark, open the watermark.gif in your "picts" folder and edit the image. Keep in mind that this is a transparent .gif so only the text shows up over the image. You will want to use software like LView Pro to create transparent .gifs. If you have trouble with this send your image to Allwebco and we can make it transparent for you. (see opacity option below)
Watermark Opacity:
This determines how "see-through" your watermark is. Edit the "watermark_opacity" in your "slideshow.htm" and your "pop-closeup.js" in a plain text editor. NOTE: The opacity option only works in Internet Explorer and a few other browsers. About 5% of your visitors will see your watermark as non-transparent. In newer templates opacity is set in the watermark.js or may be in your template CSS file.
Watermark Location:
It is important to have your watermark in the right place in the pop-ups and slideshow. Move it around until it looks good over any of your images. You will want to check every image in the gallery for this. To change the placement, you will edit your "slideshow.htm" and your "pop-closeup.js" in a plain text editor. Click on the eye above to see the code to change. In newer templates location is set in the watermark.js or may be in your template CSS file.
Watermark On/Off:
The watermark can also simply be turned off or back on as you like. You will edit your "slideshow.htm" and your "pop-closeup.js" in a plain text editor. Click on the eye above to see the code to change. In newer templates on/off is set in the watermark.js.
WARNING: Be sure to make a backup of the "pop-closeup.js" or "watermark.js" before you start editing. Then, make sure you only change the "yes" "no" and number options.
