- Introduction
- Creating your site
- Editing your home page
- Creating a Single page section
- Creating a Multiple pages section
- Creating & editing a Links section
- Adding forms and comments to your site
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Adding images to your site
- Preparing your images
- Formats and resolution
- If you can't prepare your images
- Adding galleries
- Photo settings
- Uploading your photographs
- Adjusting your thumbnail settings
- Manually uploading thumbnail images
- Adding images to other sections of your web site
- Gallery Isolation facility
- Managing photos
- Bulk uploading
- Using FTP for upload
- Automatically naming images
- Using Photoshop Elements to process your images for upload
- Using carousels and pop-ups
- Adding slideshows to your site
- Adding other content to your site
- Adding a search facility to your site
- Customising your site style
- Making your site live & domain names
- Search Engines
- Support
- Web Traffic and Stats
- Using the Search Functions of the Admin System
- Formatting Text Using Html
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Selling Online
- Creating a shopping cart
- How the shopping cart works
- Integrating with a payment provider
- How to use PayPal with your Clikpic site
- How to use Google checkout with the Clikpic facility
- Selling without a payment provider
- Setting prices for photos
- Setting up a price group
- Setting up a payment option
- Applying price groups to your images
- Assigning a single price to an item
- Using the pricing information page
- Delivery charges, VAT and other options
- Troubleshooting
- Common Queries and Tips
- What's New?
Common Queries and Tips
Image protection
We are frequently asked about disabling “right-click” to stop people stealing images. We don't add right click protection because it's very easy to get around and may interfere with legitimate use of right click by other users.
To see how to get around right click protection, on any web page that has it on, simply select “File-Save As” and then save “Web page complete”. The page will have been downloaded complete with images.
The only effective way to stop images being copied is to watermark them. You can either do this yourself when preparing the images for web use, or you can do it by ticking the Automatically watermark images box in the photo settings (see Photo settings for more information).
If you are concerned about copying, we also recommend restricting the maximum size of images to 600 pixels. This will ensure there isn't really sufficient detail to make it worth stealing images.
Even the top image libraries have no qualms about posting huge galleries of images online. Also, have a look at www.bbc.co.uk and you can easily right click on any of their images (and they use some of the top photo agencies in the UK).