I’ve added a new feature to make it even easier to access your full resolution image library, no matter where you are.
Carry your image library everywhere
April 3rd, 2010Case Study: Rhys Frampton
March 9th, 2010
The relaunched www.rhysframpton.com is a great example of bringing an existing site design across to DPG.
Next steps
March 1st, 2010If you’ve been keeping up with the changelog, you will have seen many months of almost daily updates to the admin sections of Digital Photo Gallery. From today, the focus is switching to building amazing sites and templates, while making the site building process as fast and intuitive as it can be.
I will be working my way through the registration list and sending out invitation codes shortly. If you have signed up, please be patient, it will be worth the wait.
In the meantime, I will be posting a series of tutorial movies to this blog so you can get started as soon as you receive your invitation.
Introduction video
February 17th, 2010A short movie highlighting some of the main features of Digital Photo Gallery.
Register your interest
February 9th, 2010
Recently launched DPG powered websites
December 6th, 2009
Changelog on Twitter
October 6th, 2009
You can now find an in-depth Digital Photo Gallery changelog on Twitter at http://twitter.com/dpg_changelog.
Custom admin menus
September 16th, 2009You can now add custom navigation items that allow you to quickly jump to all of your favourite sections of the DPG admin site. To add a location, click on the star in the top right hand corner of any of the admin pages and to remove, simply click the star again.
Code validation
August 27th, 2009A new feature for the website builder is automatic validation of CSS and JavaScript code. Validation is performed every time a file is saved and provides a line number and brief description of any errors to aid with debugging.
Import images from a web page
August 12th, 2009A newly added feature is the ability to import images from any standard web page, images can be imported straight into sets and even information such as image titles are retained.