Editing Web Galleries

Once you open an automatically generated web gallery, you’ll notice that some text blocks such as headlines only contain placeholder text.

Opening the Top-Most Text Block

To replace the placeholder text with your own copy, click “Edit” on the QuickStep Bar. This opens the text editor for the top-most text block.

You may now type over the placeholder text. Once complete, you can close the text editor by clicking anywhere on the background of the page editor workspace. If you go back and click “Edit” on the QuickStep Bar, the text editor will open for the same top-most text block.

Opening the Text Blocks in Sequence

With the text editor open, click “Edit” a second time. Now, the text editor focus shifts to the next text block in sequence. (After the bottom-most text block has been edited, the text editor will simply revolve back to the top-most text block.)

This is a convenient way to open, review and edit all available text blocks on a page.

Opening a Specific Text Block

To directly edit a specific text block, simply double-click with the left mouse-button. You should note that the content of some text blocks is predetermined by the web gallery style you chose and cannot be changed. These texts (e.g., the image captions) were carried over from the descriptors of the particular images and can only be revised in the Image Archive (see section “Adding Descriptors” in this manual).

To return to the Image Archive, click the appropriate button on the QuickStep Bar, or, click the drop-down list “Page Editor” between the menu and tool bars and select “Image Archive”.