Apple Aperture Getting Started - Manual (Page 186)

186 Chapter 19 Creating Web Journals and Web Galleries
Creating and Working with Web Journals
Web journals offer great flexibility, allowing you to manually arrange images and text
on webpages.
Creating a Web Journal
To create a web journal, you must first create an album that holds your webpage’s
images. The easiest way to do this is to select images you want to appear in the web
journal and create an album. Aperture creates a web journal album that contains the
images you selected, and the Webpage Editor appears above the Browser. The Browser
displays the selected images, which you can then manually place on the webpages.
To create a web journal:
1 In the Browser, select the images you want to place on your webpages.
2 In the Projects panel, choose New Web Journal From Selection from the Add to Library
pop-up menu.
A new, untitled web journal album appears in the Projects panel. The Webpage Editor
appears in place of the Viewer.
3 Rename the album.
The selected images appear in the Browser, below the Webpage Editor. You can then
manually add images to your web journal pages.
To make changes to the webpages, you use the controls in the Webpage Editor. For
more information, see the next section, “
Web Journal Controls in the Webpage Editor .”