Image Rodeo provides two simple and powerful mechanisms for building the best and most unique web sites: You can choose from a set of canned templates with unique designs. You have full control over thumbnail and photo size; you can add captions and titles; and you can rotate your photos. Most templates support printing through Shutterfly (optional). HTML coders can design their own templates using Image Rodeo’s built-in scripting language, IRScript. IRScript is loosely based on JavaScript, and provides access to all of Image Rodeo’s internal photo and html properties. Full source code for all of the built-in templates is provided to kick start the process, and full documentation is provided online. Image Rodeo was designed to handle thousands of photos. It doesn't copy your archive when you import; it supports a page hierarchy much like Finder folders; and it's fast. And last, but not least: Image Rodeo was built exclusively for Macintosh OS X, so it supports unlimited undo, spell checking in every edit box, and AppleScript. What's New: Version 1.3.1 adds the following: If Image Rodeo 1.3 can not find the Custom Templates Folder, it will silently refuse to build any HTML pages. Unfortunately, this will affect most new Image Rodeo users. Image Rodeo 1.3.1 fixes this bug, and also posts an alert if you've changed the default location of the custom templates folder and the folder is missing, or if the template you're trying to use is missing.  |  |
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