...or found a straight-HTML template for displaying pictures. The simplest way would be to use generic image names (e.g. a01.jpg, a02.jpg, etc.) in the template and simply make sure the images are named to follow your template pattern.
If you don't want to mess with generic image names, you could put a unique character as the image source name so that you could make easy global changes in a text editor to populate the real image names into the template.
To make it a dynamic template, you'd need some level of scripting built into the template, which is probably more work than you want and might hurt the portability of the template.
Or, you could use Photobucket, which (IIRC) *does* offer your images as an album view. ;) |
