Quick one for you guys I think. So doing some looking around and I found a site that had some css/html of this testimonial tutorial which is here http://css-plus.com/examples/2011/02...timonial-page/. I am thinking that by using "Old Journal" in Smugmug I can create this same look pretty easily but what I'm trying to figure out is how to go about getting those smaller pictures like this gentleman did will the css take care of that for me once I pick the picture I want? Or is this going to be harder than I think its going to be. Any thoughts? My site is www.k-ophotography.com I haven't started a page testimonial but if I can get some thoughts on this I will start on and keep it unlisted and show people if I have any questions. You guys rock as always!

If you want smaller pictures you might want to consider using an html-only page. You would then use <img src= statements to display the photos. You can use standard sizes, or you might try custom sizes - http://help.smugmug.com/customer/portal/articles/93264.

Allen has a number of tutorials on his page that might be helpful. Start at http://allen-steve.smugmug.com/gallery/3539056 and click other options in the HTML Tutors menu.

If you want to see other examples of html-only galleries, the pages from my site that I've linked below are html-only pages:

• About page: http://www.denisegoldberg.com/galler...505685&k=9QGTY
• Galleries by date: http://www.denisegoldberg.com/Medley...023681&k=X4FiQ
• Recent galleries: http://www.denisegoldberg.com/Medley...022995&k=mTMaJ

You can create any look you'd like.

But - I see no reason why the simpler solution of using a gallery locked into the style Journal (Old) wouldn't work for you with the standard sized photos.

--- Denise

Thanks Denise for another reply to my question I'll have to play around and see what work I'm in no rush to get it up as I feel I have I working site and that would just be a thing to add on.