- 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?
Formatting Text Using Html
Advanced users
The Clikpic system replaces all carriage returns (ASCII 13) with
line break characters (<br>).
To ensure mark-up is preserved in your copy, ensure there are no carriage
returns in your text and insert any <br>
tags manually. Lists and JavaScript are excepted provided they are correctly
formatted with <ul>,
and <script>
tags.
White space before and after the following tags is stripped: <p>, <h*>,<ul>,
<li>, <table>, <script>.
In addition, wrapping text in <html></html> or <script></script> tags will preserve
whitespace (<html>
tags are removed – <script>
tags are preserved).
Line breaks within <table>
tags create a new row. To insert line breaks within table cells, use the <br> (or <br />) tag.
Advanced table formatting
Attributes passed to the <table>
tag are preserved. In addition the <colgroup>,
<thead>, and <tfoot> tags can be used,
e.g.
<colgroup
span="1" style="font-weight:bold;padding:2 4 2 0px;"
width="90" valign="top">
Adding additional style classes
Should you wish to add additional style classes or override the styles for HTML elements, you can use the Styles>Advanced section page in the admin system.